Trent Alexander-Arnold revealed that Mo Salah once recorded a video of him that must remain private.
Trent Alexander-Arnold has revealed that his Liverpool teammate Mohamed Salah has a video of him that he hopes will never be made public. The two players, who have formed a strong bond on and off the pitch since Salah’s arrival from Roma in 2017, have been key contributors to Liverpool’s success, winning every major club trophy, including the Premier League and Champions League.
This season, Liverpool are in strong contention for more silverware, leading both the Premier League and Champions League tables and remaining in the FA Cup and Carabao Cup. However, uncertainty surrounds the futures of Alexander-Arnold and Salah, with both players’ contracts set to expire at the end of the season. Virgil van Dijk is also out of contract, and Liverpool are in ongoing negotiations to secure new deals for the trio. Losing Alexander-Arnold and Salah would be a significant blow, given their world-class partnership on the right side of Arne Slot’s team.
When asked if he feels closer to Salah or Dominik Szoboszlai, Alexander-Arnold told Stadium Astro: “I’d say Mo. Just because of how long we’ve played together, our bond, and our connection on the pitch. We just understand each other’s style of play.” He added that Salah often invites him over for tea, although he never cooks, and shared a humorous story about an embarrassing moment at Salah’s home involving cats.
“Last time I went, I was petrified because he’s got cats, and I don’t like cats,” Alexander-Arnold said. “He has a video of me screaming when one of his cats jumped near me. I told him it can never, ever come out. I’m shouting, ‘Mo, help, help!'”
The future of both players at Anfield remains uncertain, with Alexander-Arnold linked to a move to Real Madrid and Salah rumored to be a target for PSG or the Saudi Pro League. Despite the speculation, Liverpool remain focused and are four points clear at the top of the Premier League with a game in hand. They next face Leicester on Boxing Day, followed by a trip to We
st Ham.
