Real Madrid vs Liverpool in the UEFA Champions League: In a surprising change of stance, Jamie Carragher has acknowledged that Trent Alexander-Arnold may not be the right fit for Liverpool if they aspire to compete in the Champions League, urging the team to seek a new right-back.
Despite previously advocating for Alexander-Arnold, the former Liverpool player’s recent comments highlight persistent doubts about the defender’s defensive abilities. Despite being a regular feature in Liverpool’s team and a product of their academy, the 24-year-old has struggled to earn a spot in the England national team due to his limitations.
Jamie Carragher: “If Liverpool are trying to qualify for the #UCL on a yearly basis, I am not sure Trent is your man at right back…”
Frank and insightful chat on Trent Alexander-Arnold from @Carra23. Important to hear the full context 👇 https://t.co/lRmOf3oIiS
— Ben Jacobs (@JacobsBen) March 15, 2023
As Liverpool experiences a noticeable decline this season, Alexander-Arnold’s weaknesses have become increasingly apparent.
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Following Trent Alexander-Arnold’s recent defensive error, Carragher expressed concern about his continued struggles in that area, stating that it cannot continue. The pundit also questioned the advice being given to the right-back and emphasized the need for competition to push him to improve.
While Alexander-Arnold’s attacking prowess has previously compensated for his defensive weaknesses, Carragher questioned whether this is still a sustainable strategy, particularly as Liverpool aims to secure a top-four finish during their transition phase.
This summer, Liverpool is anticipated to undertake significant transfers; however, acquiring a right-back is not considered a priority. Instead, the club’s aging midfield is deemed to be a problematic area, and they are said to have their sights set on players like Jude Bellingham to address this concern.
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