The Trent Alexander-Arnold Tale has taken another turn because Liverpool's wife has broken her silence on his future.
Linda Pizzuti was in Anfield and served refreshments for fans in the main standard while they beat Tottenham 5-1 to claim the Premier League title on Sunday.
Alexander-Arnold was depicted in conversation with her husband, owner of Liverpool, John W Henry, after winning his second title in the club-a chat who a lure reader analyzed.
Real Madrid is convinced that they can sign the favorite at home as his contract ends, although the sources of Mail Sport in Liverpool insist that there is no indication that a deal is being completed.
Now Pizzuti Fans has sent Haywire with a comment she left on her Instagram message after the Reds have scooped up their 20th English competition title.
Among other things, she shares a photo of Alexander-Arnold with Henry and wrote: 'Pitch Celebration about winning the Premier League with supporters, on Anfield.
'A magical moment of connection, community, hope and pure joy. After more than 14 years at the club, this was really a dream come true. Thank you, Liverpool. '
One fan noticed to 'just throw in that trent photo' with an eye emoji.
And Pizzutti hit back with a cryptic reaction and shares her own eye emoji.
That small, wordless act has lit the touch paper for further speculation about the future of the 26-year-old, which is now the most important subject of fear among fans of Liverpool after Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk have committed their future to the club.
“Please don't give us false hope,” a supporter replied to Pizzutti.
“Linda what do you know?” Another wrote.
“Let him stay,” someone said.
“Linda don't do this to me,” another shouted.
One tried some amateur detective work. They wrote: 'He signs, right? You have also posted photos of Salah and Virgil (both have signed). '
Alexander-Arnold led the celebrations for Liverpool and shared an intimate clip from the dressing room while sanging 'freed from desire'.
He also stood in front of the head end and smiled wide before he sat on the grass with old friend Andy Robertson and Ryan Gravenberch, drunk in the atmosphere.
The local boy had made his first start since their defeat by PSG in March, when he sustained an ankle injury that sidelined him for a few weeks, although he came from the bank to scoring leicester and wildly celebrating this month.
After Liverpool won the title in Anfield for the first time in 35 years for fans, Alexander-Arnold was seen with owner Henry.
Research and forensic lure reader Nicola Hickling, who spoke with OLBG, claimed that Henry opened the conversation by saying: “You have been quiet. How did you go? '
She noted that the international English international nodded in response before he pronounced: 'being sensible'.
Henry then lit his hand and apparently said, “I want you to do the right thing.”
In a bone answer, Alexander-Arnold said, “Yes, yes.”
In an action of reassurance, Henry replied: “Best way and not in panic.”
The defender then said, “Do I have to decide?”
Hickling noticed that Henry slowly nodded before he said, “Absolutely.” He then turned to the fans and said, “Let them know.”
Alexander-Arnold then nodded, in accordance with the 75-year-old.