Alexander-Arnold wants to stay at Liverpool for his entire career

Liverpool youngster Trent Alexander-Arnold has admitted that he wants to keep playing for Liverpool for his entire football career.

As reported on the Times, the right-back has established himself as a key first team player under Jurgen Klopp and is thoroughly enjoying himself playing for his boyhood club.

Arnold has made a rapid rise in his career, becoming a regular for the England national team under Gareth Southgate.

The return of centre-back Dejan Lovren means that there is more competition for places in the backline, but Arnold knows that he will be plenty of game time this year.

When speaking about his future, the youngster said:

I just see myself as a normal lad who plays for the club he loves and trying to give back to the local community. Liverpool is my home, the place I love and I want to see it thriving.

There is nowhere else I’d rather be than Liverpool. Somewhere I want to stay for the rest of my career is Liverpool. It’s what I’ve always dreamed of. Liverpool are special.

It’s completely down to the fans. Whether we are winning or losing we always have their love. I am still part of the fans. I know all the songs. I sing You’ll Never Walk Alone but not on the pitch. I still get goosebumps when I hear it. The first time I stepped out and I could hear it, You’ll Never Walk Alone was coming at me from all angles, something I will never, ever forget.

Arnold is set to compete with fellow defender and close friend Joe Gomez for the right-back position for the remainder of the season,