Liverpool supporters make mural change after Alexander-Arnold exit confirmed

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Trent Alexander-Arnold is one of the few Liverpool players whose legacy has been marked with a mural by our home stadium but that may not last.

Given the right back’s decision to leave the club on a free transfer at the end of the season, many have lost a lot of love for the vice captain.

Jamie Carragher has tried to explain this way of thinking, though not everyone is aligned to this – including Chris Sutton who thought these actions could force more Scousers out the door.

In spite of all this, it clearly hasn’t put people in the local area off from adorning the side of their homes with the face of a current or former star.

This has happened on Coningsby Road, opposite the mural of Robbie Fowler, where videos have been shared of a new piece of art taking place.

It’s merely a blank canvas for now but we can expect something new to pop up in the not-too-distant future.

Robbie Fowler will be joined by a new mural on Coningsby Road

Robbie Fowler's mural at Anfield on Coningsby Road
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It’s likely we’ll see Virgil van Dijk or possibly even Arne Slot honoured after clinching our 20th league title, because so many of the other current heroes being celebrated.

What will happen with our No.66’s artwork will be interesting to see, as emotions are very high at the moment after his decision to turn his back on the club he supported as a boy.

As we head towards the final few games of a title-winning campaign, let’s use it as an excuse to celebrate those who have stayed loyal – rather than pay too much attention to those who want to depart.

You can view the video of the new mural via @TheRedmenTV on X:

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  1. I don’t know what all the moaning about him leaving TAA that is he is a crap defender there is more to football than taking a free kick and making a good pass. Especially when we have a centre half who can distribute a ball just as well.he definitely won’t be a regular at Madrid. Also if his boyfriend Bellingham moves will he go with him. Never want to see him back at our club. Just like the other snakes who walked out.

      1. Disapointing from the start. But we have to forget and move on.by all means Liverpool aim next season is to bring that 21st Premier league. So for sure we’ll be number 1 in English foot all.

  2. Best of luck TAA let him go. Liverpool does not need a right back to make passes & take free kicks with one goal a year. His defense is really bad. Conor Bradley is much better. Sign great midfielders to make the pass that leads to a goal.

  3. Let us please rest the case of TAA.It hurts but a single player is not bigger than the club.But I love him and wish him well.We will never walk alone.

  4. Leave him go and don’t bring back Only good for free kicks no good for defence. I’m sorry for him leaving but he for get that Liverpool made him a player and he is going for money

  5. Remember Owen,Torres,Coutinho , it stung but we moved on , thanks for the good times but we move on. We know who our legends are 😉

    1. Crazy thing is we might sign Bellingham at some point what will Arnold do then no mate’s warming a bench at Madrid Bellingham had you over trent, you shat on your legacy for nothing, and we’ll know real out champions league next season it’s written lad

  6. Why do you think they play, and what will you do when they are too old to do so? All players want to make as much as possible as quickly as they can, it doesn’t mattwer what sport it is. I,m sure if tesco offered you another couple of thousand extra to leave your present jo, you’d do the same.

  7. I was a Self Employed Contractor and once changed jobs for 5p an hour more than I was getting, so good luck to TAA, he did us proud most of the time he was here even if his defending wasn’t very good. I wish him well and hope that their crowd don’t turn on him the first time a winger leaves him for dead.

    1. England teams generate the most revenue but are not prepared to spend the most to achieve their ambitions of being the best in the world. Consequently, they struggle to be the best and to retain the best talents in the world. The best talent is generally in Spain. The occassinal free transfers is testament to the strentg and allure of the Spanisg League

    2. I totally agree. Come on supporters, don’t support the team/ players only when things are going our way. The players are working, as we are ( albeit for a nicer sum than most) and are allowed to make decisions for THEIR future…TAA hasn’t let liverpool down and gave his best for years. One door closes another opens. Let him go with your best wishes and you’ll see Liverpool doesn’t cave in without him. Scousers are renowned for their warmth and being up there with the best supporters in the world, the salt of the earth. That should be regardless of what we are up against. Best wishes TAA

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