Trent Alexander-Arnold has explained that his courage and willingness to attempt risky passes is what sets him apart from other players.
The Liverpool right-back, who has often been criticized for his defensive ability, registered his second assist of the season on Monday night as Jurgen Klopp’s side defeated Everton 2-0 in the Merseyside derby.
“I don’t regret mistakes, I’m not afraid of making mistakes, because I feel it was the right thing to do,” the England international said in a video posted on Liverpool’s official Twitter account (via This Is Anfield).
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“I think that’s probably a difference that I have compared to other players.
“Other players will see risky passes and think it’s not quite right, and they’ll think negatively about the risk, while I think positively.
“And that’s how I play the game, I guess.”
The Academy graduate has redefined the right-back position in recent years with his world-class passing ability.
He put in a solid performance against the Toffees earlier this week and we’ll need him at his best again on Saturday when we travel to St. James’ Park.
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