
Liverpool Confidential: The one move Reds MUST make this summer, the candidates to replace Trent Alexander-Arnold as vice-captain and African wonderkids on club's radar
Never mind Trent Alexander-Arnold, forget about the tens of names chugged out by the transfer rumour mill every single day – there is one piece of business they must do that trumps all.
Arne Slot. Tie him down to a new, multi-year contract.
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