Sky Sports touchline reporter Patrick Davidson questioned Trent Alexander-Arnold about his future at Liverpool, receiving the response many had anticipated.
Alexander-Arnold had just secured a vital victory for Liverpool by scoring the only goal in their win over Leicester City, bringing the Reds within one win of their second Premier League title in the modern era.
Speaking alongside man of the match Alexis Mac Allister, Alexander-Arnold was asked how many more big moments he envisions as a Liverpool player. His reply was measured:
“I’m not gonna speak on my situation, but these days are always special—scoring goals, winning games, and winning titles. I’m glad to be a part of them.”
The lifelong Liverpool supporter, who has been with the club for over two decades, offered no clear indication of his plans.
Jamie Carragher, part of Sky’s punditry team, hinted at growing speculation that Alexander-Arnold may be bound for Real Madrid. Though the player’s vague response could be seen as strategic given the title race, his silence has become more noticeable in light of recent contract renewals for stars like Mo Salah and Virgil van Dijk.
Fans on social media were quick to interpret the moment as a possible farewell.
One wrote: “Well that’s Trent gone then after that.”
Another said: “Trent’s off and has been for weeks. It is what it is, but he gave us a moment today—be thankful.”
Others were more sentimental.
“Whether or not he stays, I’ll always love him,” a fan shared. “He’s taken us to within three points of the title. If this is his goodbye, so be it—he’s forever a legend.”
One fan even suggested a twist:
“If Trent drags this out and then announces he’s staying, the emotional impact will be so big he might be seen as a bigger local hero than Gerrard. Could be a power move.”
Liverpool can clinch the title midweek if Crystal Palace beat Arsenal, or secure it themselves with a win over Tottenham at Anfield next weekend.
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