Trent Alexander-Arnold has revealed his desire to stay at Liverpool for the remainder of his career as he targets one day being the club captain.
The 20-year-old has been a revelation since breaking into the Reds side in recent seasons and is now considered to be one of the finest full-backs in European football.
And in conversation with Jamie Carragher for an hour-long Sky Sports special on him, the boyhood Liverpool fan insists he is hungry to establish himself as a legend at the Anfield club.
Speaking to Carragher, Alexander-Arnold said: 'I am fortunate to have the people around me who understand the balance between letting me get comfortable, praising me too much and feeding that hunger that needs to be there in terms of wanting to strive to be better, wanting to be one of the best players in the world, the best right back in the world, being the first name on the team-sheet, wanting to be Liverpool captain, wanting to be England captain.
The Reds did manage to end the season on a high by winning the UEFA Champions League last weekend against Tottenham despite losing the English Premier tittle to their rivals Manchester City with just 1 point difference.
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