Alexander-Arnold thinks that Klopp has made him even better. "He's someone who's really made me who I am. He has pushed me every day and given me so many opportunities that I will never be able to give him back.  He has helped me in every way," he expressed.

When he was a child, Alexander-Arnold recognised that he was quite different and has more faults. "I made mistakes. I was a bad loser. If I was wrong, I would leave the game. Literally. It was very easy to see. If something didn't go well in training, I would kick balls away, or plastic bottles, whatever I could find. I shouted, I got angry..." he stated.

With the passing of time, the footballer has learnt to accept his mistakes. "In the end I realised that this was not the correct reaction".

Alexander-Arnold can already boast of being champion of the Champions League, but he still has dreams to fulfill: the captaincy, one of them. "I would love to, of course. Whether it comes true or not... it's not my decision. I don't choose who the captain is," he concluded.