Liverpool: Fans cannot agree on whether they want to see Trent Alexander-Arnold play in midfield

Liverpool fans on social media could not agree on whether they would like to see their local hero Trent Alexander-Arnold play in midfield in the future.
The 21-year-old has become an icon of the city after helping the Reds to their sixth Champions League crown in Madrid with a 2-0 win against Tottenham.
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In July, supporters revealed a mural on the side of a terraced house in his honour and took a quote from his post-match interview in the Spanish capital about how he dreams came true.
As a right-back, the youngster has cemented his place in the starting line-up and his range of passing has suggested that he could evolve into a midfielder in years to come.
Would you like to see Trent Alexander Arnold play in midfield 👀⬇️ #Liverpoolfc pic.twitter.com/gVMDVnsWDi
— Anything Liverpool (@AnythingLFC_) November 6, 2019
Last season, Alexander-Arnold provided 12 assists which was a record in the Premier League. He also averaged four long balls per game, 1.7 key passes and a pass success rate of 77.5% (via WhoScored).
Despite the positive passing statistics in a defensive position, fans were not in agreement about his progression up the field and into the middle.
Here are some of the mixed comments from Liverpool fans:
Yes i like that
— Ayuub Faahim (@ayuub_faahim) November 7, 2019
Yes, he can do the De Bruyn role perfectly!
— Derrick Musa (@tabalume) November 6, 2019
We can give him a test.
— fun to see (@SAnyeneh) November 6, 2019
Yes
— Kevin Nolan (@knolanliverpool) November 6, 2019
NO. NO PLEASE NO.
— c (@icacoutinho) November 6, 2019
Maybe in the future under a slightly different system.
— Tom Griffith (@TomGriffith5) November 6, 2019
No!!!!!!!
— John Derges (@BosshogBhoy) November 6, 2019
Not until we get a like for like RB or possibly Neco Williams/Ki-Jana Hoever getting to the levels close to Trent..
— Parthi V (@parthimv) November 7, 2019
