Liverpool's Trent Alexander-Arnold, who is leaving the club for Real Madrid, was booed by a section of the Liverpool supporters during their 2-2 draw with Arsenal. Alexander-Arnold, Liverpool's vice-captain, was introduced late in the game as Conor Bradley, who started at right-back, was tired. Liverpool manager Arne Slot defended his decision to bring in Alexander-Arnold, stating that he owed it to the players and fans to try to win the game. Former Liverpool players Danny Murphy, Jamie Carragher, and Rio Ferdinand sympathized with Alexander-Arnold, with Carragher expressing surprise at the vociferous reaction from the fans.
Source: BBC Sports Football
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