Inside Trent Alexander-Arnold's 'Summer of 66' Liverpool leaving party as Reds fans fume

threw his team-mates a 'Summer of 66' themed farewell party at the club's training centre ahead of his Anfield exit, leaving some supporters furious. The right-back at following 20 years at the club, with a move to now expected.

Some fans have slammed the England international for leaving on a free transfer, accusing him of disloyalty after starting his career at Liverpool. He was booed by a section of supporters as he prepared to come on against this month.

Alexander-Arnold only has two more potential games to play - a trip to on Monday night and a home clash against on May 25 to round off the season - and he has been preparing for his ultimate departure.

And this weekend he organised a festival for team-mates, families and Liverpool staff at their AXA training centre, putting on a barbecue with circus performers and flamethrowers.

There was also a 'kids' zone' with crazy and cakes, with the 'Summer of 66' theme a nod to his Liverpool shirt number.

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Manager was pictured at the celebration, as were team-mates , Darwin Nunez, Andy Robertson and Virgil van Dijk.

The Athletic reported that the party was organised personally by Alexander-Arnold as a thank you to the club, its staff and his team-mates.

But that hasn't stopped some supporters from hitting out at the player and the club for allowing the party to happen, despite Alexander-Arnold leaving the club and joining a European rival for nothing - with some calling it "embarrassing".

One wrote on : "He's not retiring, he's leaving to join another club. Since when has this been celebrated?" Another added: "Baffling who signed off on that Trent party at the training ground. Embarrassing."

"Think this is a bit odd me," a third said. "It’s embarrassing from the club imo. Celebrating a player leaving the club is wild whatever way you look at it."

Alexander-Arnold declared leaving Liverpool was the toughest call he has made in his career, writing: "After 20 years at Liverpool Club, now is the time for me to confirm that I will be leaving at the end of the season.

"This is easily the hardest decision I’ve ever made in my life. This club has been my whole life – my whole – for 20 years.

"From the Academy right through until now, the support and love I have felt from everyone inside and outside of the club will stay with me forever. I will forever be in debt to you all. My love for this club will never die.”

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