Former Liverpool striker Robbie Fowler believes Trent Alexander-Arnold doesn't have to drastically change his game in order to become a regular starter for the national team.
England played two European Championship qualifiers against Malta and North Macedonia earlier this month, with Alexander-Arnold starting on the right of a midfield trio in both fixtures, donning the no.10 jersey. Gareth Southgate first utilised the traditional right back there two years ago, and towards the end of last season he thrived in a hybrid role as a result of Jurgen Klopp's tactical alterations.
The 24-year-old scored a superb long-range effort in the 4-0 victory in Ta' Qali during his first start, before assisting Arsenal's Bukayo Saka in the second match at Old Trafford.