Fans remained on Sunday during his last Liverpool performance on Sunday during his last pass by Trent Alexander-Arnold.
Earlier this month, Alexander -Arnold revealed that he would leave the Reds – after having spent 20 years at the club – on a free transfer when his contract ends this summer.
The international English international will complete a move to the Spanish giants Real Madrid, with whom he is constantly connected during a long saga.
Mail Sport was the first English newspaper that reported that Madrid was sure that he secured Alexander-Arnold in December and not much has changed along the way.
The decision of the 26-year-old to leave his boy's club has attracted criticism in some circles, with fans of Liverpool chasing the defender during a recent match against Arsenal in Anfield, while confronting Vitriol online.
And Alexander-Arnold appeared on Sunday for the club against Crystal Palace, to replace Conor Bradley as a rest replacement.
The Reds pulled 1-1 before they cancel the Premier League title in a relatively deducted game, but a moment of Alexander-Arnold had fans talked.
Halfway through the second half, the right back – who received a warm reception – took the ball from Diogo Jota before he has a sublime defense pass.
The ball found Darwin Nunez, but the Uruguayan was refused up close by Dean Henderson.
Former Liverpool -Baas Jurgen Klopp, who was present in Anfield, showed a hilarious reaction because he could be seen smiling, “Wow, what a ball.”
And fans remained shocked in the same way by Alexander-Arnold's class when they went to social media to express their thoughts.
“Mbappe will have fun next season,” they said, in reference to Alexander-Arnold who becomes a teammate of the French superstar at Real.
Others came in with similar thoughts as another fan added: “Mbappe can score 50 goals with this type of service.”
A further fan said, “Mbappe + Trent, it will be scary but not for us,” like another extinguished: “Mbappe will have a field day.”
Others emphasized the rich series of attacking talent that really have in their team and the quality bump compared to Nunez.
“Give that to Mbappe and is a goal,” added an extra person before someone else said, “I only know that Mbappe and Vini will have a ball.”
In the meantime, Alexander-Arnold struggled to stop tears after Sunday's game while spoke with Sky Sports and the locks opened when he hugs his mother Dianne and Dad Michael, with his brothers who add them to the field.
“I didn't know what I could expect in Anfield today after what had happened,” he admitted.
'But I wanted to play for the club again, I told the manager and he trusted me. The reception I received means so much to me. I never felt loved and cared for more than today.
'I hope that one day the fans and supporters of this club can recognize the hard work that I stabbed for this team.
'From six to 26, 20 years old is a very long time. I enjoyed it every second, it was an honor and a privilege to be part of this club.
“I will remember these moments for the rest of my life. This day will fall best in my life. '