UFC star Paddy Pimblett, who is also a huge fan of Liverpool, has been torn alexander-Arnold in Reds defender Trent Alexander-Arnold while approaching Real Madrid.
Alexander -Arnold, 26, has been the subject of intense speculation for a large part of this season, with the defender – in addition to Virgil van Dijk and Mohamed Salah – from contract at the end of the campaign.
In negotiations with all three stars and the trio, Liverpool was able to talk to foreign clubs about a free transfer from January, although similarities with Salah and Van Dijk are close by.
However, an agreement is not close to Alexander-Arnold, who still seems to be coming in the summer in the summer, leaving him his boys' club, which he vice-captains.
A number of Reds and experts have given their opinion about the Saga, including Jamie Carragher who said he was 'disappointed' in the defender.
Pimblett, who is facing Michael Chandler this weekend in the biggest fight of his career, has now spoken to his truth and did not chop his words.
“He is a lizard,” the lightweight star told Sky Sports. “He has forgotten where he comes from, he is meant to be a young boy from West Derby.
'I would turn my career into a heartbeat to have his, to win trophies for my city, my team that I grew up. What I would do for that.
The money he earns and is offered, so that a smile is brought to everyone's face in the city. I grew up with Steven Gerrard, Fernando Torres, Luis Suarez, and he just leaves the club and supporters who have been there all his life to be another gear in the Madrid machine.
“He could have been a legend at LFC, always said he wanted to be a captain, so he always lied, right? He has forgotten where he comes from. He could have built a statue in honor of him, now he is forgotten. '
Alexander-Arnold has gathered 349 performances for the Reds since he came through the Academy, scored 22 goals and added 87 assists.
The defender – who won eight trophies with his boys' club – was also appointed as vice -captain in the summer of 2023 and has been understandably a fanfan appaillon.
The success of Alexander-Arnold in Liverpool has seen his commercial attraction grow in the same way, where the 26-year-old works with brands such as Adidas, EA Sports, Guess Jeans, Under Armor and Google Pixel.
But he now seems to be moving to Madrid, but Reds players are not bothered by speculation, according to his entire back partner in Crime Andy Robertson.
“Trent's head is not great because he is injured,” said Robertson. “He hates to be injured – none of us loves to be injured, but it hurts a little more. That is all he is focused on. '
“It is impossible for me to say that we have not seen all the noise and everyone who comments on it,” he added. “But for us our focus is on him to get fit and healthy again.
'As soon as he does, what happens will happen. Nobody remembers that. People can talk and speculate, but for us we want Trent back very quickly. '