Trent Alexander-Arnold reveals latest on Liverpool future after Leicester winner

Liverpool’s right-back, Trent Alexander-Arnold, has reiterated that he will not address his future with the club this summer, following his decisive goal against Leicester City.

Returning from injury, Alexander-Arnold came off the bench in Sunday’s 1-0 victory, scoring the winning goal just five minutes after his arrival, which ignited exuberant celebrations.

This has led some supporters to speculate that he might still choose to extend his contract at Anfield, potentially turning down interest from Real Madrid.

As expected, he was asked about his future after the match, but he chose to remain tight-lipped, opting instead to celebrate a victory that brings Liverpool closer to clinching the Premier League title.”

I have stated throughout the season that I won’t discuss my situation or provide details, but days like today are truly special,” he shared with Sky Sports.

“Scoring goals, winning matches, and being on the verge of winning titles are moments that will stay with me forever.

“He added, “Virgil [van Dijk] advised me to savor the moment. The away fans are consistently incredible.

They have supported us until the final whistle in every game, and today was no different. While we play for ourselves and our families, we also play for the fans.

They deserve to see us give our all on the pitch after investing so much. It’s a very special experience.”

We’re so close to winning the league now – one win away, very close.

[The goal] was a very special moment.”Manager Arne Slot urged fans to simply enjoy the moment and challenged critics who questioned Alexander-Arnold’s commitment to the club in the wake of news of a possible agreement with Madrid.”

Let the headlines be his great goal and not his contract situation,” Slot said.”

What I can say is, it would be ridiculous if someone argues about his commitment for his club because of the work rate he put in to be back today and make such an important goal, and all the work he’s done for his club in all these years that he’s here.

No one should, in my opinion, argue his commitment to this club.”

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