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Trent Alexander-Arnold has raved about Arne Slot's ability to adapt to his opponents(Image: PA)

Under the guidance of Arne Slot, Trent Alexander-Arnold has seen a shift in his role at Liverpool, taking on less creative responsibilities.

As yet, no new contract has been agreed upon with Liverpool, and the vice-captain's current deal is set to expire at the end of this season, along with those of Virgil van Dijk and Mohamed Salah.

Despite impressing Slot with his offensive prowess and enhanced defensive skills, Alexander-Arnold's position within the team has evolved since the Jurgen Klopp era, something the player himself has acknowledged.

"[The role] depends on the game because if you think of Man United away, I played almost like a No.10.

I was higher up the pitch because of the way they pressed," Alexander-Arnold revealed to Liverpoolfc.com in October.

"In certain games I'll be inside because of the way they [the opposition] press – sometimes they press differently.

It all varies on how they press," reports the Liverpool Echo.

The dynamic full-back has noticed a shift in his role, experiencing reduced creative duties.

Alexander-Arnold is likely to claim a second Premier League title with Liverpool this season(Image: PAUL ELLIS/AFP via Getty Images)

This season, Alexander-Arnold has seen a decrease both in playing and receiving progressive passes, and he's also setting career lows for passes into the final third and into the box.

Yet, despite taking a step back from being the focal point in attack, he acknowledges that the strategic alterations by manager Slot are still giving him opportunities to influence play.

"The manager will dissect how they press so we can outnumber the way they press," he admitted.

"If they press with three, we'll have four players around, so that we can play through them.