“Slot orchestrated the ultimate finale, guaranteeing Trent’s days on the pitch were over for good.”
“Slot delivered the perfect ending, ensuring Trent never had to take the field again.”
Recent Liverpool training photos may have unveiled an unexpected yet perfect solution to one of Arne Slot’s most pressing selection dilemmas as the season nears its conclusion.
The Dutch manager has kept his plans for Trent Alexander-Arnold under wraps, particularly after confirmation that the No.66 will depart on a free transfer this summer. Tensions around this decision have grown, especially after some fans at Anfield reacted with audible boos upon hearing the news.
Slot has remained non-committal about whether the England international will feature in the final games, especially with Conor Bradley poised to take over as the first-choice right-back next season—a position that could also be influenced by ongoing links to Jeremie Frimpong.
However, Slot may no longer need to wrestle with the decision. New photos on liverpoolfc.com reveal Joe Gomez’s return to full training following his injury absence. This development could spare Slot the headache of Alexander-Arnold’s inclusion while providing a seamless alternative for the team’s defensive setup.
Joe Gomez’s comeback might just rewrite the Trent Alexander-Arnold narrative.
The return of Liverpool’s longest-serving player could provide Arne Slot with the tactical flexibility he needs.
Conor Bradley could start the remaining matches against Brighton and Crystal Palace, with Joe Gomez stepping in during the final 20-30 minutes based on the game’s flow and both players’ fitness levels.
This subtle adjustment would not only shield Trent Alexander-Arnold from further criticism but also maintain harmony within the squad, keeping the focus firmly on the team.
With Bradley impressing in his recent appearances and Gomez now fully fit, Slot may have found the perfect resolution to a saga that threatened to overshadow the club’s league-winning campaign.
View the Gomez training images on liverpoolfc.com.