Trent Alexander-Arnold of Liverpool has cited legendary Arsenal player Thierry Henry as his all-time favorite Premier League player. The Englishman was questioned about the player he would want to play alongside in a recent video posted on the Premier League’s YouTube channel. He was required to pick a player from each generation. Alexander-Arnold quickly mentioned former French forward Theirry Henry in response to the query.
Thierry Henry was regarded as one of the Premier League’s most productive attackers during his time there, the 25-year-old said. He transferred from Juventus to Arsenal in 1999, and during his time with the club, he made 377 appearances, scoring 228 goals and dishing out 103 assists. Prior to moving to America and playing for New York Red Bulls, Henry also played professionally for Barcelona. Alexander-Arnold, who has always been a fervent Liverpool supporter, was surprised by the answer, which surprised a few fans. He is also a graduate of the Anfield Academy.
Liverpool defender Andrew Robertson will be sidelined for about 10 weeks of action, according to Daily Mirror football writer David Maddock. Due to a shoulder injury he sustained over the international break, this absence will be necessary. On October 13 (Friday), against Spain, the former Hull City defender suffered a shoulder injury. Scotland fell to Spain 2-0.
They were able to secure a spot in the 2024 UEFA Euro, though. According to the Standard, Scotland manager Steve Clarke noted that English left-back Luke Chambers also injured his ankle during practice in addition to Scotland captain Andrew Robertson. Chambers will be out for a few weeks, but his injury is not serious, according to Paul Joyce of the Times. The return dates for other players like Stefan Bajcetic, Cody Gakpo, and Thiago Alcantara are currently unknown due to injuries.
