Trent Alexander-Arnold was an unused replacement on Monday evening when Liverpool lost 3-2 in Brighton.
Although they traveled more than 250 miles to see their side losing, Reds supporters threw a post-match party on the Amex-but Alexander-Arnold did not seem to be in the mood.
Still stimulated by their side sealing at the end of last month to see the Premier League title, Fans of Liverpool saw up and down to the 1997 club classic after the last whistle.
Liverpool's players have shown their appreciation for the support and came together to respond with an applause.
But while his teammates hit, Alexander-Arnold-Die Liverpool was leaving a free transfer after his contract ends next month-with his hands on his hips and he looked like he would rather be somewhere else.
He will be soon. The 26-year-old is generally expected to join Real Madrid this summer.
However, responding to his body language on Monday evening, various Liverpool supporters took to social media to suggest that the local lady may regret his decision to call time on his Anfield career.
“It seems that he realizes that he has made a mistake,” wrote a fan. A very similar message from another fan added: “He clearly knows that he made a big mistake.”
A third copite tweeted: “He will never find that atmosphere elsewhere,” while a fourth said, “It is probably just in the fact that he is leaving.”
Several other fans were clearly still angry with Alexander-Arnold about his decision to leave for a free transfer.
“Haha. I hope he is hurt, sad, crazy and any other negative feeling you can have, “read a mean comment.
Another Reds supporter chimde by adding: “This person does not deserve a greeting, does not deserve applause and deserves nothing from the audience.”
However, there was some support for the right – which since he attended the books in Liverpool in 2004 in Liverpool.
A fan jumped against his defense by writing: 'The Trent -that is too much to be honest. Like, we can leave him alone and appreciate what he did for the club '.
Alexander-Arnold has made 353 first team performances for the Reds and won eight trophies-including two Premier League titles and one UEFA Champions League.