Liverpool s Trent Alexander-Arnold is in the final 12 months of his current contract and the club must tie him down to a new deal.
For all the good work Fenway Sports Group, Liverpool s ownership, have done on Merseyside since arriving in 2010,
enjoyed a strong footballing structure above former manager Jurgen Klopp, with the likes of Michael Edwards and Julian Ward bringing in a number of player s who have left Anfield as a success.
Alexander-Arnold, a homegrown, academy product who has been at the club since the age of six, should not be allowed to leave on a free, not at this stage of his career anyways.
Alongside the England right-back, star players Virgil van Dijk and Mohamed Salah are also out of contract next summer, and it is imperative the club don t allow them to walk on a free too, though the feeling to allow the duo to leave, in comparison to Alexander-Arnold would be completely different considering one has been at Liverpool all his life and is only 25.
Salah is 32, while Van Dijk is 33 and their best football could be behind them though Alexander-Arnold still has so much to offer to the Premier League club.
Highly regarded Liverpool journalist James Pearce believes though that the opportunity for the right-back to leave next summer should not be downplayed.
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Pearce said: I asked him if he wanted to stay beyond this season, and he said I want to be a Liverpool player this season is what I will say .
Now, I think context around that is important, because what he actually meant was, I want to be a Liverpool player for the rest of this season, minimum .
