As of this morning, Trent Alexander Arnold has officially parted ways with Liverpool in order to join their European rivals! 😱 He is being referred to as a traitor by his fans!

Liverpool has six games left in Jürgen Klopp’s tenure, with the primary aim now being to uphold their Premier League title ambitions.

The Reds couldn’t overturn their initial deficit against Atalanta, ruling out a Europa League final farewell in Dublin next month.

Klopp’s squad is set for a series of three away matches in the Premier League, commencing with Fulham on Sunday, followed by the Merseyside derby against Everton at Goodison Park midweek and a journey to face West Ham.

Liverpool starts the weekend in third place, trailing Manchester City by two points. However, they could seize the top spot if Arsenal stumbles against Wolves.

With Liverpool playing twice before City’s next match, the spotlight may soon return to Pep Guardiola’s team.

Trent Alexander-Arnold, in his first start since his injury in Italy, is determined to conclude the season, and Klopp’s reign, positively.

He conveyed on the club’s official website: “We discussed the remainder of the season optimistically after the game. We have a month left and must give our all.”

“We will throw everything into it and do all we can. We recognize that the title race is now out of our control, but we must perform at our peak and be ready to seize opportunities if other teams stumble.”

“We have a vital game we must win [on Sunday]. We are bracing ourselves for a challenging week ahead, with three crucial away games. That’s our primary focus now.”

Meanwhile, Klopp has urged his players to concentrate solely on their own performances, irrespective of City and Arsenal’s outcomes.

His side suffered a 1-0 loss to Crystal Palace last weekend, followed by Arsenal’s home defeat to Aston Villa.

He remarked after the Atalanta defeat: “The title race is beyond our control. If we win all our games, there’s a good chance we’ll be champions. Otherwise, another team could take the title.”

“We all assume that [Manchester] City will win all their games, but they have numerous tough opponents to face. We don’t dwell on them.”

Liverpool.com notes: It’s been a challenging week for the Reds, but spirits would significantly improve with a victory at Fulham. Let’s remember, that would place Liverpool above City before the Merseyside derby midweek.

Klopp’s team’s sole option now is to win all six matches. If that’s insufficient, they should still be commended for an exceptional season.