“I played hundreds of games for the club, but I didn’t love and care about today,” he said Alexander-Arnold.
Liverpool Defender Trent Alexander-Arnold said the star was happy to “never love,” after the fans had lifted the Premier League Cup in Anfield on Sunday.
Alexander-Arnold, in the last match of Fenerbahce in the last match of the Crystal Palace, he made an emotional farewell after a 1-1 draw.
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Unlike the last home look, after announcing that his contract went to the end, the Liverpool-born star was warmly welcomed by supporters.
When the Premier League Cup was presented after the game, Liverpool fans received a graduate of an academy, who graduated from a 20-year Association ahead of the expected movement in Real Madrid.
Alexander-Arnold waved the crowd and kissed the rosette on his shirt, confirming the cavep in front of his supporters and lifted the trophy in front of his supporters and lost his shirt.
“After taking a few weeks ago, I didn’t know what I was waiting to step on Anfield.”
“I wanted to play once again for the club and (Liverpool Manager) forced me to play me. It means more than anything to receive.
“I have played hundreds of games for the club, but I have not loved and cared more than today.
“I hope that one day I hope they could know everything I do for the hard work and the team.
“One day, minutes and second, I didn’t think about the team. Twenty years long for a long time, but I loved every minute. Ups and down.
“Being a part of being an honor and privilege. I will remember this day. It’s a very special thing for me. It’s the best day of my life.”
