Trent Alexander-Arnold’s INSANE Liverpool statistics

Robin Bairner
Robin Bairner
  • 30 Jul 2021 18:01 BST
  • 3 min read
Trent Alexander-Arnold celebrates winning the 2019 Champions League with Liverpool
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Trent Alexander-Arnold might not be a new signing for Liverpool, but by committing himself to the club until 2025, securing the long-term future of the England right-back might just be one of the most important pieces of business that the Reds conduct this summer.

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Jurgen Klopp’s men, of course, have already captured the signature of Ibrahima Konate from RB Leipzig, but the buzz for now is over Alexander-Arnold, who has been at the club since he was six.

Now 22, Alexander-Arnold, whose future has never been in doubt, remains young in footballing terms but his achievements are already impressive. Indeed, in just five years as a professional, he has achieved what many would see as a whole career’s work.

In terms of trophies, he has captured all the major club honours, playing a key role with Liverpool as they won the 2018/19 Champions League, the 2019/20 Premier League, the 2019 European Super Cup and the 2019 Club World Cup.

Trent Alexander-Arnold's honours

Titles
Champions League (2018/19)
Premier League (2019/20)
UEFA Super Cup (2019)
FIFA World Cup Cup (2019)

His competitions with left-back Andy Robertson to see who can secure the more assists each season are now legendary and have spurred the duo onto some incredible numbers, aided by the attack-minded system of Jurgen Klopp, which encourages his full-backs to bomb forward at every opportunity.

Even so, Alexander-Arnold’s numbers remain incredible.

His breakout season came in 2018/19, when he claimed 12 Premier League assists as well as one goal in just 29 matches. This was a new record for a defender.

A year on, he broke his own mark as Liverpool won the title. Alexander-Arnold mustered an incredible 13 assists and even more impressively managed to chip in with four goals.

Trent Alexander-Arnold's Premier League record

SeasonGamesGoalsAssists
2020/213627
2019/2038413
2018/1929112
2017/181912
2016/177--

And there was not just offensive substance to Alexander-Arnold’s play in those campaigns – Liverpool finish both campaigns with the Premier League’s best defensive record.

Of course, the 2020/21 campaign proved to be harder for him. Nevertheless, seven assists was a tally that most defenders would be delighted with in a regular campaign, particularly as he also scored two goals.

Encouragingly for Liverpool, Alexander-Arnold was undoubtedly getting back to his best towards the end of the season – he created four goals and scored one in the final nine games – and while injury denied him a chance to play Euro 2020, he will surely return for the new campaign with fresh determination as Klopp’s men seek to recapture their crown.

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