The audience cheered for a moment. Arnold felt tears and farewell to Anfield Stadium

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Liverpool officially held up the Premier League Cup and held the Kaifeng King celebration party after Shako's 1:1 match and Crystal Palace on Sunday. Alexander Arnold, who left the team after the playoffs, also felt a lot. When he held up the Cup, he received a gift from the audience and said goodbye with cheers, which made him unable to bear the tears.

Since the announcement that he would leave Liverpool after the playoffs, Trent Alexander-Arnold was despised by some fans, and even booed by fans at home earlier. Therefore, what kind of treatment he would receive at the post-war championship ceremony has always been intriguing. The answer was finally revealed. As soon as the game was over, Arnold was already feeling it. He hugged goalkeeper Alisson for a while, then hugged and brimmed with other teammates and team leader Slott, and went to the award ceremony. When he held up the Premier League Cup, the venue was filled with applause and cheers. He then took the medal around the field to pay tribute and farewell to the fans, and when he hugged his family who had walked off the field, he finally couldn't help but shed tears on the field.

When interviewed by Sky Sports, Arnold admitted: "Since the announcement of that incident, I don't know what will happen to step into Anfield today. However, I told the team leader (Slott) that I want to play one more game for the club, and he trusts me... The treatment I received means a lot to me, but I have never felt loved and cared for as strongly as today."

"From 6 to 26, 20 years is a long time." The Reds defender continued: "I love every second here. It is my honor to be a member of this club. I will remember these moments for the rest of my life. This day will be the best day of my life. I also hope that one day, all supporters will recognize the efforts I have put in for this team."