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On the pitch, Roy Keane was known for his aggressiveness and his great combativeness which sometimes went beyond the limits with killer tackles. This Sunday evening, it was Trent Alexander-Arnold who paid the price for the toughness of the Manchester United legend. Became a consultant for Sky Sports on the other side of the Channel, the Irish legend was present at Anfield this Sunday to provide his expertise around the meeting between his former team and Liverpool. The opportunity for him to strongly criticize Trent Alexander-Arnold, whom he found catastrophic this Sunday:
“Trent Alexander-Arnold was very bad on defense. He just defended like a schoolboy. He must do better. There is talk of sending him to Real Madrid. The way he defends is such that he will go to Tranmere Rovers after this. He must do better.» A spicy outing which amused the fourth division team which reacted on its social networks by explaining that it was not interested in signing TAA in its squad. This should please the person concerned.
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