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I cannot access the specific URL you provided (https://www.liverpool.com/liverpool-fc-news/features/arne-slot-james-milner-record-33427382), as I don't have the ability to retrieve content from URLs beyond the search results already provided. However, based on the search results available, I can offer related information: Arne Slot recently praised **James Milner** for equalling Gareth Barry's Premier League appearance record of 653 appearances[2][4]. Slot acknowledged Milner's historic achievement in his programme notes ahead of Liverpool's FA Cup fourth-round match against Brighton[1][3]. Slot highlighted that while he didn't work directly with Milner at Liverpool, he has learned from staff, players, and supporters about Milner's special character and high regard at the club[1][3]. The Liverpool manager emphasized that Milner's longevity reflects consistent standards he has set throughout his career, rather than mere sentiment[2]. Milner, now 40 years old, made his Premier League debut 24 years ago for Leeds United[2]. During his eight seasons at Liverpool, he made 230 league appearances[4]. His career includes three Premier League titles, two FA Cups, and a Champions League medal[2]. In the current season, Milner has made 14 league appearances for Brighton, primarily as a substitute, with one goal and one assist[2]. Slot noted that when discussing Liverpool's most successful period, Milner and Jordan Henderson's names consistently emerge when describing the right mentality and understanding of club culture[2]. To access the full article at the specific URL you mentioned, I recommend visiting the link directly or contacting Liverpool FC's official website.
