Andy Robertson believes it is 'scary' Liverpool may not yet have seen the best of Trent Alexander-Arnold in his new role.
The Reds' right-back ended the 2022/23 season on a high, playing a pivotal part in Jurgen Klopp's side going in search of a Champions League place after being utilised in a new system. Taking on the task of performing as an inverted full-back, the 24-year-old made his technical ability count after being given the license to move forward into midfield positions.
This revival recently resulted in Alexander-Arnold being selected for both of England's recent European Championship qualifiers, being played as part of a midfield three. Unlike his role with the Reds, there was no expectation for the West Derby-born defender to track back when out of possession.
