Liverpool fans might be surprised to discover where the 2020 Premier League winner has now surfaced as he looks for a new club.

A member of Liverpool’s 2019/20 title-winning squad has resurfaced in England as he looks for a new club – and his latest move is likely to surprise many Reds supporters.

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, brought to Anfield by Jurgen Klopp in 2017, enjoyed a trophy-filled six-year spell with Liverpool, winning the Premier League, Champions League, Club World Cup, and both domestic cups.

After leaving the club in 2023, he spent two seasons at Besiktas, but following attempts from the Turkish side to slash his wages, he was released in August and has been without a club ever since.

Oxlade-Chamberlain back in familiar surroundings

The former Liverpool midfielder has now been spotted training in England again – but not with the team he helped win the Premier League.

According to Sky Sports (via GOAL), Oxlade-Chamberlain has been working with Arsenal’s under-21 squad, returning to the club he left for Liverpool seven years ago. The 32-year-old is using the facilities to keep fit while weighing up his next move.

A reminder of his Liverpool highlights

Some fans may raise an eyebrow at him linking up with a rival club, but it’s worth noting he spent six years at both Liverpool and Arsenal.

A permanent Arsenal reunion seems unlikely unless it’s on a similar arrangement to Jay Spearing at Liverpool, who features for the under-21s while coaching in the academy.

Oxlade-Chamberlain delivered some standout moments in a red shirt, including his powerful Champions League strike against Manchester City and a long-range goal in the 5-5 League Cup clash with Arsenal in 2019.

At 32, there’s still time left for him to continue his career at a high level, and wherever he ends up next, he’ll always be fondly remembered at Anfield for the role he played during Klopp’s era.