Losing either Mohamed Salah or Virgil van Dijk would have been more difficult for Liverpool to replace next season than Trent Alexander-Arnold, argues Gary Pallister

Before every Liverpool home game, the team bus turns off Walton Lane and crawls into Anfield Road, where fans line the street, waving flags, blaring horns and filling the air with red smoke. The streets around the stadium feature murals paying homage to Liverpool heroes past and present: from legends of the 1960s and 1970s,

Trent Alexander-Arnold is leaving Liverpool, the club he has been with since the age of 6, calling it the hardest decision of his life.