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All eyes are now firmly fixed on Trent Alexander-Arnold after both Virgil van Dijk and Mo Salah put pen to paper with Premier League leaders Liverpool this month.

Just days after Salah committed himself to terrorising Premier League backlines for at least two more years, captain colossus Van Dijk ended the uncertainty surrounding his own Liverpool future.

While groans can be heard over in Manchester, the sigh of relief emanating from the red side of Stanley Park is palpable.

The question is, will Trent Alexander-Arnold follow suit?

Lest we forget, only a couple of weeks ago, Salah looked destined for Saudi Arabia while Paris Saint-Germain reportedly started fluttering their eyelashes in Van Dijk’s direction.

As of Fabrizio Romano’s latest update earlier this month, however, Alexander-Arnold is still closing in on Real Madrid.

There is no U-turn forthcoming at this stage.

Yet, if the Liverpool faithful had been informed that they would be keeping two of Salah, Van Dijk and Alexander-Arnold, most would probably have been willing to accept such an arrangement.

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Whisper it, but Trent may also be the most disposable of the three as well.

With Alexander-Arnold unavailable, Bradley delivered a coming-of-age display against Kylian Mbappe and Real Madrid in the Champions League first phase.

Yet, Sammy Lee is quick to warn Liverpool of the risks of a small squad high in quality but low in depth.

“[Bradley] will need cover,” Lee adds.

Easier said than done because of cost, but his theory was he wanted cover in every position.

“So when I say [Liverpool must] strengthen in every position, that may sound like we are weak in every position.

We have a value in our head, the player’s staff knows it, the player knows it.”

This weekend’s Leicester City clash may come too soon for Trent Alexander-Arnold – he has been out of action for a month – but it is understood that Liverpool’s number 66 could be back in time to face Tottenham Hotspur on April 27th.


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