All the Liverpool fans are concerned and also distressed about the possible move of Trent Alexander-Arnold to Real Madrid in the upcoming summer transfer window.
The Liverpool fans are also disappointed with the decision of Trent Alexander-Arnold to leave Liverpool. However, recently, Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand shared his thoughts and views on this matter.
Rio Ferdinand supported his fellow countryman Trent Alexander-Arnold and his possibility of leaving Liverpool. The former English professional asked all the Liverpool fans to accept the fact and thank Trent for his contribution.
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What Rio Ferdinand has said on the move of Alexander-Arnold
Rio Ferdinand recently posted a video on Twitter on this particular matter. According to that video, the Manchester United legend has said,
“You should be saying thank you and good luck. Trent Alexander-Arnold, you didn’t pay a penny for him. He came through your academy. He’s one of your own. And he won it all.
This kid has been there, worn the shirt, been one of your best players, most productive players in one of the most successful periods in recent years.
**And because he’s choosing to go and leave the club, not for a rival, not for a team in the Premier League, he’s going to the biggest club right now in the world, which is Real Madrid.**“
The Manchester United legend also talked about how Liverpool had to take more responsibility 18 months before this situation. According to him, the club allowed itself to come to this point by its own doing. He added,
“The club have to take some responsibility. They’ve allowed him to get to this point. When he was 18 months out, he should have told the club that he wanted to leave. Rubbish.
There’s too many moving parts to this. He might have not known then where he wanted to go.”
However, it is very unclear about the future of Trent Alexander-Arnold. But all the Liverpool fans are speculating that the situation can only get worse.
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