Paddy Pimblett Advises Trent Alexander-Arnold to Skip Liverpool’s Title Celebration

Paddy Pimblett Tells Trent Alexander-Arnold to Skip Liverpool’s Title Parade in Angry Outburst

UFC star Paddy Pimblett has lashed out at Trent Alexander-Arnold, urging the Liverpool defender not to attend the club’s upcoming Premier League title parade. The outburst came after Alexander-Arnold recently confirmed his intention to leave Liverpool for free this summer, with plans to join Real Madrid once his contract expires. Although his departure wasn’t unexpected—given months of speculation and interest from Madrid—it still sparked backlash from fans.

The mood soured further when Alexander-Arnold was booed by the Anfield crowd during a match against Arsenal. While some teammates, including Mohamed Salah, have defended him, Pimblett took a different stance. In a passionate interview with ESPN, the MMA fighter criticized the 26-year-old for what he sees as a lack of loyalty and authenticity.

Pimblett accused Alexander-Arnold of emotionally distancing himself from the club and suggested his farewell message lacked sincerity. He said the player failed to show genuine emotion and accused him of forgetting his roots. According to Pimblett, Alexander-Arnold’s presence at the title celebration would dampen the occasion, and he insisted the right-back should stay away from the event entirely.

Although Alexander-Arnold is finishing his Liverpool career on a high note with a league title, the circumstances surrounding his exit have created a bitter end to what was once a celebrated tenure.