Danny Murphy believes Trent Alexander-Arnold’s creativity is causing Liverpool a problem. The right-back shone once again as the Reds came from behind to beat West Brom on Sunday to keep their top-four hopes alive. Murphy believes the worry for his old side is that Alexander-Arnold is becoming the playmaker and others need to be doing more to help him. He said: "He's been brilliant for a while but he looks sharp and fit to me. He's got that sharpness back and always plays with great confidence going forward. His decision-making is good and his defensive side was good today. He had that extra burst of pace which he was maybe lacking a little bit earlier in the season, which is understandable by the way because he's played non-stop for two years as a young lad. “The worrying thing for Liverpool is that he's becoming the playmaker, the creator, from a full-back position. Other players need to do better. Every good move Liverpool had came through him and that's happened to Manchester United as well. It's happened in a few games. “Taking corners in the last minute of games, you have to get a good delivery. I've done it, it's hard, it's pressure. He doesn't feel that pressure. He consistently delivers beautiful crosses and passes even under massive moments of pressure. He's a wonderful talent. He's the most unique as he can win you a game and he's got to go to the EUROs.”
Source: Liverpool ECHO / *Join us on Telegram!/ Follow us on Twitter!