Alexander-Arnold expresses sadness over Liverpool fans' abuse

Trent Alexander-Arnold has expressed deep sadness over the abuse he has received from Liverpool fans following his transfer to Real Madrid after his contract ends in 2025.

He explained that despite this, he continues to follow all of his former team's matches and supports them regularly.

Alexander-Arnold, who is 27 years old, noted that the insults he faces are limited to the internet, and that he has not encountered any abuse when returning to Merseyside to visit his family.

He mentioned that the word "traitor" was written on a mural bearing his name in Liverpool.

In an interview with The Mirror, Alexander-Arnold said that threats on social media have become part of life for public figures, but stressed that these insults do not represent Liverpool Football Club or the city of Liverpool, which he loves.

He added that he understands the disappointment of Liverpool fans over his decision, expressing hope that people will one day understand his motives, especially after the sacrifices he made for the club.

He explained that the positive reception he receives when visiting Liverpool helps ease the impact of online hatred.

Alexander-Arnold concluded by reaffirming his continued love and support for Liverpool, saying the club will always be his home and the place that gave him opportunities.