APRIL 21 • SKY.COM
TRENT ALEXANDER-ARNOLD #66 - DEFENDER - LIVERPOOL
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Trent Alexander-Arnold says Liverpool have almost 'handed' Man City title, but Jurgen Klopp revels in 'hunters' tag Trent Alexander-Arnold says Liverpool and Arsenals defeats as good as handing Premier League title to Manchester City, but Jurgen Klopp says...
Returns in win Alexander-Arnold played 72 minutes and drew a penalty during Thursday's 1-0 win over Atalanta.
Impact Alexander-Arnold and Liverpool are eliminated from the Europa League despite the win during Thursday's clash. The right-back was back in the starting XI with Connor Bradley (knee) out. Joe Gomez came on to replace Alexander-Arnold, and could get the starting nod at the weekend if Alexander-Arnold isn't ready for minutes on short rest.
APRIL 18 • ROTOWIRE
Six crosses Sunday Alexander-Arnold recorded one shot (zero on goal), six crosses (three accurate) and one chance created in Sunday's 1-0 loss against Crystal Palace.
Impact Alexander-Arnold produced six crosses and was his usually creative self throughout Sunday's match. The defender seems back to full fitness and should take his role back in the starting XI, especially with Conor Bradley (foot) injured. Alexander-Arnold will continue to be one of the top defenders in England whenever fit.
APRIL 15 • ROTOWIRE
Six crosses Sunday Alexander-Arnold recorded one shot (zero on goal), six crosses (three accurate) and one chance created in Sunday's 1-0 loss against Crystal Palace.
Impact Alexander-Arnold produced six crosses and was his usually creative self throughout Sunday's match. The defender seems back to full fitness and should take his role back in the starting XI, especially with Conor Bradley (foot) injured. Alexander-Arnold will continue to be one of the top defenders in England whenever fit.
APRIL 15 • ROTOWIRE
Available from bench Alexander-Arnold (knee) is in the squad for Sunday's match against Crystal Palace.
Impact Alexander-Arnold is in a Premier League match day squad for the first time in over two months, but will likely need to be eased back into match action with minutes from the bench. Conor Bradley remains in the starting XI at right back.
APRIL 14 • ROTOWIRE
Still uncertain Alexander-Arnold was on the bench but wasn't an option during Thursday's 3-0 loss to Atalanta, according to manager Jurgen Klopp."There was no chance to play Trent [against Atalant...
Impact Alexander-Arnold returning to the bench was a very encouraging sign, but it's less encouraging that he had no chance of playing. The defender has been training in recent weeks and could be in line for some sort of return during a Sunday clash with Crystal Palace.
APRIL 12 • ROTOWIRE
Unused on bench Alexander-Arnold went unused on the bench during Thursday's 3-0 loss to Atalanta.
Impact Alexander-Arnold wasn't summoned off the bench as Liverpool were left chasing the game throughout. The defender should see time on the right flank and in midfield as he gets back to full fitness. His next chance to get on the pitch will be a Sunday clash with Crystal Palace.
APRIL 11 • ROTOWIRE
Set for return Thursday Alexander-Arnold (knee) will be an option for Thursday's UEL match against Atalanta, as manager Jurgen Klopp stated, "So, obviously we didn't rush it with the boys. You can but we...
Impact Alexander-Arnold is returning slightly earlier than expected, as he is now supposed to return Thursday after not being scheduled for a return until April 18. This will be a tremendous addition back for the club, as the right-back has not appeared since the start of February due to his injuries but is a regular starter when healthy, starting in all but four games he has been available for this season. He will now hope to get the start Thursday, although the club may choose to remain with Conor Bradley for the time being, working Alexander-Arnold back from the bench after an injury-filled campaign.
APRIL 10 • ROTOWIRE
Will return in a few more weeks Alexander-Arnold (knee) is expected to return to action in the next few weeks, the right-back told Chris Shaw of Liverpool's official website. ""Going well now, finally in the fina...
Impact A timeline of two weeks at a bare minimum would put Alexander-Arnold's return for mid-April, right around the quarterfinal tie against Atalanta in the UEFA Europa League, though it seems like he'll be ready to play in the return leg, scheduled for April 18. The defender has been heavily missed due to his contributions on both sides of the ball, and Conor Bradley is expected to remain in the starting lineup until Alexander-Arnold is ready to return.
APRIL 1 • ROTOWIRE
Still not ready for return Alexander-Arnold (knee) will not be an option for Saturday's match against Brighton as he is yet to resume team training, per James Pearce of The Athletic.
Impact Alexander-Arnold will have to wait another couple of matches for his return, as he is still not in team training and is now eyeing a return for mid-April. He hopes to get back into the squad by April 11 against Atalanta in the UEL or three days later against Crystal Palace on April 14. He will now continue his rehabilitation process, making sure not to be rushed back in too quickly after previously aggravating his injury due to a premature return in January.
MARCH 28 • ROTOWIRE
Could return after break Alexander-Arnold (knee) is targeting a return after the international break, according to manager Jurgen Klopp. "Curtis [Jones], and I think the other two, Diogo [Jota] and Trent [...
Impact Alexander-Arnold is hoping to get back on the pitch after the international break. The right-back's status in training should be a good indicator of how his recovery is going during the international break. While he continues on the sideline it will be Joe Gomez or Conor Bradley in the starting XI.
MARCH 15 • ROTOWIRE
LCL injury confirmed Alexander-Arnold (knee) will be out until the March international break, according to assistant manager Pep Lijnders. "And all the others, we know it's longer. Ali has a muscle inj...
Impact Alexander-Arnold is set for another multi-week spell on the sideline, something that would have been absolutely brutal for Liverpool just two months ago. Now that Connor Bradley has stepped up, this becomes a more manageable loss. Bradley has been sublime since stepping into the starting XI, with four Premier League goal contributions in four matches.
FEBRUARY 23 • ROTOWIRE
Suffers setback Alexander-Arnold (knee) is expected to miss at least the next two weeks of action, having aggravated his injury in training, according to Paul Joyce of Times Sport.
Impact Alexander-Arnold looks to have tried his injury too early, aggravating the issue in his knee Wednesday during training after going down against Burnley in the club's most recent match. This will leave the right-back out for the club's next two contests in League play against Brentford on Saturday and Luton Town on Feb. 21, also being expected to miss the Carabao Cup final against Chelsea on Feb. 25. He will now hope to get back on track within the next couple of days and be fit around the start of March, leaving Connor Bradley to return to the starting XI until Alexander-Arnold is healthy again.
FEBRUARY 14 • ROTOWIRE
Assists, leaves at halftime Alexander-Arnold had an assist, but was also replaced at halftime of Saturday's match against Burnley.
Impact Alexander-Arnold set up Diogo Jota for the opening goal of the match in the 31st minute, but was replaced by Harvey Elliott at halftime with a potential injury. More information about Alexander-Arnold's status should be available post match.
FEBRUARY 10 • ROTOWIRE
Plays 34 minutes Alexander-Arnold entered as a substitute during Sunday's 5-2 FA Cup win over Norwich City.
Impact Alexander-Arnold returned from a knee injury in the match playing out the final 34 minutes plus stoppage time. Alexander-Arnold could be expected to start in mid week against Chelsea, potential in midfield where he played after coming on with Conor Bradley remianing at right-back.
JANUARY 28 • ROTOWIRE
Could be option Sunday Alexander-Arnold is a late test for Sunday's FA Cup match, according to manager Jurgen Klopp. "With Trent, is it already Norwich or is it the game after? We have to see. He was not...
Impact Alexander-Arnold hasn't even been training yet, so it'll probably be another few days before he's ready for significant minutes on the pitch. That could mean a bench appearance Sunday, though starting Wednesday against Chelsea in league play seems like a stretch. With Conor Bradley playing well and Joe Gomez an option at right-back again with Andrew Robertson in the mix again, Alexander-Arnold doesn't have to be rushed back.
JANUARY 25 • ROTOWIRE
Set for return to team training Alexander-Arnold (knee)is expected to return to team training by the end of the week and is hoping to be an option for the Jan. 29 FA Cup fourth-round tie against Norwich City, acc...
Impact Alexander-Arnold has been out since Jan. 9, missing the club's past match over the weekend against Bournemouth due to a hyperextended knee. However, the defender is making decent progress on his rehabilitation, now being expected to return to team training by the end of the week, and hopefully will be an option by the weekend for their FA Cup match against Norwich. He most likely will only get time off the bench as a substitute if he does play on Sunday, as they will not want to risk further injury to their player in a match that they should easily win. Either way, the club will just be happy to have one of their most crucial players returning, especially with Andrew Robertson coming back to the left flank of the defense this week after 13 weeks out due to shoulder surgery.
JANUARY 23 • ROTOWIRE
So, Liverpool, how do you replace Trent Alexander-Arnold? Jurgen Klopp's side are shorn of their best creators and will need others to fill the void
JANUARY 10 • THEATHLETIC.COM
Liverpool's Trent Alexander-Arnold to miss three weeks because of a knee injury
Liverpool says defender Trent Alexander-Arnold will be sidelined for three weeks because of a slightly torn knee ligament.JANUARY 9
Trent Alexander-Arnold injury latest: How long is he out and how many games will Liverpool star miss? | Sporting News Canada Liverpool face a packed schedule at the start of 2024 and key defender Trent Alexander-Arnold is set for a spell on the sidelines in January...
JANUARY 9 • SPORTINGNEWS.COM
Suffers knee injury Alexander-Arnold hyperextended his knee against Arsenal in Sunday's FA Cup clash and is expected to miss multiple weeks. Assistant manager Pepijn Lijnders told reporters, "First of...
Impact Alexander-Arnold has started all but three of his 22 appearances this season and will represent a significant absence for the Liverpool backline. Additionally, the left-back currently leads the team in corners, which means Harvey Elliott could be pressed into that role as Dominik Szoboszlai (hamstring) is also sidelined.
JANUARY 9 • ROTOWIRE
Assists with long ball Alexander-Arnold assisted once to go with one shot (zero on goal), six crosses (two accurate) and two corners in Saturday's 1-1 draw versus Arsenal.
Impact Alexander-Arnold was back on the scoresheet, this time with an assist on a peach of a long pass to Mohamed Salah. The defender was excellent throughout Saturday's draw and is in the form of his life. Alexander-Arnold is a simply elite defensive option with unmatched upside going forward.
DECEMBER 24, 2023 • ROTOWIRE
Frustrated in draw Alexander-Arnold had four shots (zero on goal), 14 crosses (five accurate) and seven corners in Sunday's 0-0 draw versus Manchester United.
Impact Alexander-Arnold threw everything and the kitchen sink into the box during Sunday's draw but all of it came up just short. The right-back was busy going forward throughout the match and it still wasn't enough. That said Alexander-Arnold might still be the most in-form right-back in the world at the moment on both sides of the ball.
DECEMBER 18, 2023 • ROTOWIRE
Assists from corner Alexander-Arnold assisted once to go with one shot (zero on goal), 12 crosses (six accurate) and eight corners in Wednesday's 2-0 win against Sheffield United.
Impact Alexander-Arnold is perhaps the hottest player in the Premier League right now and he added another goal contribution, this time an assist to Virgil van Dijk. The right-back has played all over the pitch for Liverpool and is one of the most impressive attacking options for club and country. Alexander-Arnold also maintains a solid floor with his role on every type of set-piece.
DECEMBER 6, 2023 • ROTOWIRE
Is Trent Alexander-Arnold Liverpool's new midfield maestro? | Generation xG
DECEMBER 5, 2023 • YOUTUBE
