Trent Alexander-Arnold’s brother has gone viral after sharing his furious reaction to Liverpool
Trent Alexander-Arnold’s brother has gone viral after sharing his furious reaction to Liverpool’s 2-1 defeat against Manchester United on Sunday. The Premier League champions have now lost four consecutive matches — their worst run since Brendan Rodgers’ tenure in 2014 — and suffered their first home defeat to United in nine years.
Bryan Mbeumo’s controversial opener inside two minutes set the tone, taking advantage while Alexis Mac Allister was down with a head injury. Cody Gakpo’s equaliser in the 78th minute briefly revived hope, but after a string of missed chances and three efforts off the post, Harry Maguire sealed United’s win late on.
What once seemed like minor growing pains for Arne Slot’s team now looks like a genuine crisis. Defensive issues continue to haunt them, with Matthijs de Ligt even admitting United deliberately targeted Liverpool’s full-backs — a clear weak spot.
Trent’s Brother Hits Out at Liverpool
Few on Merseyside expected to miss Trent as much as they do now. Neither of the new summer full-backs has impressed, while Mohamed Salah’s form has dipped noticeably without the England international behind him. Meanwhile, Trent’s move to Real Madrid hasn’t gone smoothly either — he’s been benched regularly and faces an uphill battle to reclaim his England spot ahead of the World Cup.
Last season, whispers suggested Trent had emotionally distanced himself from Liverpool, and many pointed fingers at his brother Tyler, also his agent, for orchestrating the Madrid move. But a passionate outburst from their younger brother Marcell suggests the family’s ties to the club run deeper than critics think.
Marcell fumed:
> “What’s happened to our team!? From winning the league to four straight losses — it hasn’t happened in 38 years! Thirty-eight f****** years! And losing to Man United tops it off. It’s a joke, and if you’re not angry, you don’t care about this club.”
The rant split opinion among Liverpool fans, some questioning his use of “our” given Trent’s departure. Still, many supporters admit they’d welcome the right-back back in a heartbeat.
With Jeremie Frimpong offering too much attacking risk and Conor Bradley struggling for consistency — even being subbed off at halftime against Chelsea — Liverpool’s lack of balance down the right side has become glaring. Trent’s absence, alongside that of Luis Díaz and Diogo Jota, is being felt more than ever as the champions battle through their toughest spell in years.
