Trent Alexander-Arnold has insisted that he is his own best critic and has no problem with what skeptics have to say about him.
The Liverpool right-back has come under intense scrutiny during the early part of the season after numerous mistakes during the Reds’ poor start to the campaign, but the 23-year-old has stated that he doesn’t care what people think about him. their performances. .
Fans have pointed out that Alexander-Arnold was walking in the build-up to concede goals against Manchester United and Napoli, while Aleksandar Mitrovic’s goal in the opening weekend was also blamed on a right-back error.
The 23-year-old has been talking about that mistake in a recent interview, where he also revealed other thoughts.
What did the Liverpool right-back say about his start to the season?
“I learned what I need to learn from and then it’s done,” Alexander-Arnold told Red Bull, via 90min, when asked about his reaction to Mitrovic’s goal.
“I’ve always felt like I’ve been my own biggest critic anyway, so no matter what people say about me, I’ll be able to judge if it’s true or not, and I’ll be able to judge if I’ve made a big mistake in a game.
“I’ve been able to create a good filter around what to listen to.”
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That filter is likely to contain the likes of his manager Jurgen Klopp, his teammates and his family, and they are certainly the only people the right-back should listen to.
The 23-year-old has become one of the best right-backs in the world and many pundits and fans seem to have forgotten, while the Liverpool star is going through a tough time, but that’s something Alexander-Arnold says he doesn’t. No listening
