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Roy Keane doesn't see Trent Alexander-Arnold's possible exit as defining for the Reds(Image: Sky Sports)

Roy Keane insists Liverpool "will be fine" without Trent Alexander-Arnold as the right-back heads towards the exit door.

They've reportedly tabled an offer to lure the Liverpool star to the Spanish capital.

Despite all the talk surrounding the 26-year-old Keane maintains that better players have chosen to quit Liverpool over the years - the likes of Luis Suarez - and the club have been able to move on without them.

Alexander-Arnold's quality has been well documented, especially in the final third with Liverpool's No.66 among the most creative right-backs the Premier League has ever seen, but Keane doesn't see his impending exit as anything alarming.

He said on Sky Sports : "It is amazing, we talk about Trent who is a fantastic player but it is as if the world is coming to an end if he leaves.

He has done brilliantly, been a good servant, he has been a brilliant player for Liverpool but I am pretty sure Liverpool will survive.

Better players have left Liverpool than Trent and Liverpool have done okay.

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"You have to accept, supporters have to accept, that you are supporting the club.

So as brilliant as Trent is, Liverpool will be fine.”

Plenty see Conor Bradley as a ready made replacement for Alexander-Arnold.

He is another academy product and has impressed when given an opportunity, but he has ultimately remained behind his team-mate in the pecking order.

Trent Alexander-Arnold came off the bench to scored the only goal of the game against Leicester(Image: Liverpool FC)

Liverpool started with Bradley at right-back for the trip to Leicester whilst Alexander-Arnold had to make do with a spot on the bench before appearing and quickly making an impact.