Carragher 'surprised' after Alexander-Arnold booed
Briefly

Trent Alexander-Arnold was booed by some Liverpool fans during his first appearance since announcing he would leave the club at season's end. In the match against Arsenal, which ended in a 2-2 draw, Alexander-Arnold received a mixed reaction, with some fans expressing support by applauding him post-match. Analysts like Jamie Carragher acknowledged the discontent among fans while also stating that booing a player trying to perform is unwarranted. Teammate Andy Robertson expressed sadness over the situation, emphasizing the impact Alexander-Arnold has had on both the team and his personal growth as a player.
"That's the story of the game. That's what everyone will be talking about...when you're in a crowd of 60,000 people, I don't doubt there's a lot of unhappy people in Liverpool."
"I said when he came on at Leicester and there was a few boos from the away section that I don't believe any player...should be booed."
"Disappointed to lose a good friend, he's an amazing player and an amazing person. He has pushed me through and made me a better player."
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