Trent Alexander-Arnold’s Brother Goes Viral After Furious Liverpool Rant
Trent Alexander-Arnold’s brother has gone viral after unleashing a passionate outburst following Liverpool’s 2-1 defeat to Manchester United on Sunday. The reigning Premier League champions have now endured four consecutive losses, marking their first home defeat to United in nine years and their worst run across all competitions since November 2014 under Brendan Rodgers.
Bryan Mbeumo sparked controversy early on by firing Ruben Amorim’s men ahead just two minutes in, capitalising while Alexis Mac Allister lay on the turf with a head injury. Although Cody Gakpo equalised in the 78th minute, Liverpool’s wastefulness — including three efforts that struck the woodwork — came back to haunt them when Harry Maguire netted United’s winner six minutes later.
What were once seen as minor teething problems now appear to be deeper issues, as Arne Slot’s side struggle to rediscover the spark that powered last season’s title triumph. Defensive frailties, especially at full-back, have been glaring — and Matthijs de Ligt later admitted United had deliberately exploited that weakness.
With Liverpool’s summer signings at full-back failing to impress, fans are realising just how much they miss Trent Alexander-Arnold. Gary Lineker has suggested even Mohamed Salah looks less effective without him. Meanwhile, Trent himself finds his career in limbo at Real Madrid — benched regularly and facing uncertainty over his England future ahead of the World Cup.
Rumours last season suggested Trent had grown distant from Liverpool, with many pointing to his brother Tyler — also his agent — as a key influence behind his exit. Yet the family’s loyalty to the Reds may run deeper than it appears. Trent’s younger brother Marcell’s emotional rant on social media revealed lingering passion for the club, as he fumed:
> “What’s happened to our team!? Winning the league to now having four back-to-back losses — it hasn’t happened in 38 years! Thirty-eight f****** years, and losing to Man United tops it off. What’s going on? It can’t carry on like this. It’s a f****** joke. If you’re not angry, you don’t care about this club.”
Some Liverpool fans, however, took issue with his use of “our,” questioning how genuine his concern could be given Trent’s departure. Still, if offered the chance to bring the right-back back to Anfield today, few on Merseyside would hesitate.
Jeremie Frimpong’s attacking instincts have left defensive gaps, while Conor Bradley’s recent rash performances — including being subbed off at halftime in the Chelsea defeat — have only deepened concerns. Right now, Trent’s blend of creativity and composure feels irreplaceable, as Liverpool’s title defence continues to unravel.
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