Jurgen Klopp is leaving Liverpool at the end of the season. The club's search for a new manager is a tough process for fans but it's also an anxious wait for the players.
Trent Alexander-Arnold said about a new head coach on The Overlap: "I’d probably say I’m sat on the fence with regards to my feelings on a new manager coming in.
"It’ll be a completely different situation and it’s going to be weird to then turn up to pre-season, having to adopt a new playing style.
"Whereas now, without anything getting said to me, I know all the manager wants me to play, and I turn up to pre-season, I know to jump there, I’m to press there, but for this summer, my next pre-season will have a completely different message."
Trent has spent the entirety of his senior Liverpool career with Jurgen Klopp in charge. He continued: "It’s going to be strange, but I think I like the idea of a new challenge for the team, the players and the club.
"The new manager is going to come in and change the way we play, and it’ll be a different culture and different messages, but as long as the mentality to win, the eagerness to win and the internal pressure within ourselves and the demand to win things and be in a title race next season, no matter who the manager is, then we’ll be fine.
"That’s what we expect from ourselves, of course the results might not go our way, but if the mentality is there, and the dressing room has the desire that we’re going to win, we’re trying to win things as well."
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