Liverpool fans divided after spotting what Trent Alexander-Arnold did immediately after winning Premier League title
Liverpool fans have had their say after spotting what Trent Alexander-Arnold did following their Premier League triumph.
Liverpool beat Tottenham 5-1 on Sunday to be crowned Premier League champions.
It's the club's 20th league title in their storied history.
After the final whistle, the Liverpool squad and coaching staff gathered on the pitch to celebrate their latest league title.
After a rendition of Dua Lipa's 'One Kiss', fans in the Kop end sang 'You'll Never Walk Alone' in front of the entire team.
Alexander-Arnold was among the players lined up as fans on social media have reacted after seeing what they did.
Liverpool supporters claimed he didn't sing 'YNWA' as they questioned his proposed free transfer to Real Madrid this summer.
One X user wrote: "He didn't even sing, he's definitely leaving."
A second said: "Trent Alexander-Arnold cannot be witnessing his and the adoration those fans have for him, without second thoughts."
A third added: "What must be going through Trent Alexander-Arnold's head right now."
A fourth commented: "He's leaving but you can tell he was hiding emotions there and perhaps is thinking if it's the right move. At Madrid he'll just be another guy. At Liverpool you make history."
Another claimed: "He's smiling that he won, but he's going to Real."
Alexander-Arnold has been at Liverpool for his entire footballing career, having graduated from the club's youth academy.
But he appears set to end his association with his boyhood club when his contract expires at the end of the season.
The 26-year-old has been heavily linked with a move to Real, who have been long-term admirers.
If Alexander-Arnold leaves Anfield this summer, then he'll walk away with two Premier League titles and the Champions League, among other trophies.
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