LIVERPOOL 'I've always wanted to be a club legend' - Alexander-Arnold sets out Liverpool ambitions.

The institute graduate has no goal of leaving Merseyside at any point in the near future as he hopes to compose his name in the Reds' history books. 

Trent Alexander-Arnold expects to remain at Liverpool for the remainder of his profession in the expectation of turning into a club legend. 

The England universal has become a fundamental piece of the Reds' first group in the course of the last two seasons and completed nineteenth in the current month's Ballon d'Or casting a ballot. 

He further featured his significance with an objective and two aids the 4-0 win over Leceister city on Boxing day, an outcome that left Liverpool 13 focuses clear at the highest point of the table and well on course for a lady Premier League trophy. 

What's more, the Liverpool-local, who got through the club's foundation positions, has his sights set on composing his name in Anfield legends. 

"I've for a long while been itching to be a club legend," he revealed to Swedish paper sportbladet "Winning titles, playing whatever number matches as could be expected under the circumstances, winning matches, turning out to be skipper. 

"Obviously, I can't turn into a legend on the off chance that I leave Liverpool to play somewhere else. Along these lines, my spotlight is there and on making the club as effective as could be expected under the circumstances." 

Alexander-Arnold is as of now possessing a victors alliance champ's decoration in the wake of playing multiple times in Liverpool's fruitful European crusade last season. 

Jurgen Klopp gave the right-back his first-group debut in October 2016 and he is thankful to have been given an all-inclusive run in the side by the German. 

"He generally discusses how we can improve, what we can do to get into the group, what we need to do to get it going," Alexander-Arnold said of his director. 

"It's clearly something you need to hear as a youthful player. You need to feel that the administrator may give you a possibility. 

"You never start to question yourself if the administrator mentions to you what you have to do or what you have to improve so as to play." 

The England full-back was instrumental in Liverpool's triumph at the Club World Cup in Doha, Qatar prior in December. 

Alexander-Arnold gave a pin-guide cross toward Roberto Firmino to scored the Reds' triumphant objective against the Mexican side Monterrey to book their place in the last against Flamengo of Brazil.