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Jamie Carragher is not angered by Trent Alexander-Arnold leaving for free - but is sad he appears to have chosen Real Madrid over Liverpool(Image: Getty Images)

Premier League action will resume next week following the international break with Liverpool looking to edge closer to the title and put their latest setbacks behind them.

Ruben Amorim has enjoyed some time out of the spotlight but remains under pressure to improve fortunes at Old Trafford.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe recently gave an insight into his time at the club, holding little back when it came to performances, financials and underperforming players.



More changes though are needed if the Red Devils are to become successful amid continued fan discontent.

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Jamie Carragher has defended Trent Alexander-Arnold ahead of his possible free transfer to Real Madrid.

The Liverpool icon admits he is disappointed that the academy graduate has decided to leave Anfield instead of pursuing more major honours with his boyhood club.

Real Madrid are long-term admirers of Alexander-Arnold, who has been free to speak with overseas clubs since January after entering the final six months of his deal.

It has emerged this week that an agreement to take the player to Spain is all close to done - which has divided opinion.

He said on the Stick to Football podcast: “It seems like there’s not one thing people are unhappy with – it’s leaving on a free or that he should have come out and told the club earlier – people are angry for three or four different things.

In an ideal world, Liverpool would get £70m or £80m for him to reinvest, but you can’t have it both ways as a supporter."

Trent Alexander-Arnold is tipped to join Real Madrid(Image: Getty Images)

Aston Villa have told Marcus Rashford that they can continue making him "better" as the striker enjoys a renaissance under Unai Emery having moved on loan in January after being axed by Ruben Amorim.
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