Liverpool defender Trent Alexander-Arnold was not excluded from playing in this week’s derby Merseyside after recent injury intimidate.
Alexander-Arnold was forced with the problem of the lower leg after 70 minutes of the Premier League conflict with the Bournemouth earlier this month. He then missed the following Cup connections against Tottenham Hotspur -ai Plymouth Argyle, although he probably wouldn’t appear in another anyway.
At the beginning of the week, there was still doubt that Alexander-Arnold’s fitness entered the re-agreed derby, the last to ever been staged at Goodison Historical Park. But when Slot spoke at a press conference on Tuesday morning, he offered some hope.
“Trent did parts of training yesterday. Let’s see how he is today,” Liverpool Explained Boss, leaving the open door for the right back to pass in time.
As born and adult Scouser, it is a derby that Alexander-Arnold will probably mean more than most.
Goodison Park, which stood only a few hundred meters from Anfield since it was built in 1892, is part of the city’s sports heritage and will be missed once Everton We headed at a small distance at the new stadium Bramley-Moore Dock.
Ironi for the slot is that it is his first time in Goodison.
“That’s an additional reason why the atmosphere will be even better,” the Dutchman said.
“I haven’t been on one, but people tell me it’s always a fantastic atmosphere. It will probably be a fantastic atmosphere and it’s never easy to play against.
“Every time they go half -a -way or get a blow to the corner, the fans will cheer up for it. As a visiting team you have to be ready for it. But this is not the first time for these players playing in this atmosphere I hope they have noticed in Plymouth what they do.
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