Liverpool's Trent Alexander-Arnold shocks fans with new haircut

Liverpool’s Trent Alexander-Arnold shocks fans with new haircut following England’s victory over Croatia… so, was he inspired by Three Lions team-mate Kalvin Phillips?!

Liverpool defender Trent Alexander-Arnold has stunned fans by showing off his new hairstyle on social media. 

Alexander-Arnold is currently recovering from a thigh injury that scuppered his chances of representing England at Euro 2020.

However, attention has now turned to the right-back’s new hairstyle – with many claiming he was inspired by Kalvin Phillips.  

Trent Alexander-Arnold has stunned fans by showing off his new hairstyle on social media

Trent Alexander-Arnold has stunned fans by showing off his new hairstyle on social media

Alexander-Arnold’s new hairstyle was shared on Twitter and saw him repping several braids. 

The style has been linked to that of Leeds United and Three Lions star Kalvin Phillips – who was praised for his performance in England’s opening game of the Euro’s.   

Alexander-Arnold’s hairstyle is also very similar to Chelsea and England right-back Reece James.

Many supporters believe the 22-year-old took inspiration from England's Kalvin Phillips (above)

Many supporters believe the 22-year-old took inspiration from England’s Kalvin Phillips (above)

Alexander-Arnold is currently recovering from a thigh injury that ruled him out of Euro 2020

Alexander-Arnold is currently recovering from a thigh injury that ruled him out of Euro 2020

Alexander-Arnold injured his thigh during England’s 1-0 over Austria. Scans confirmed that he had suffered a tear in his quadricep and that he would be ruled out of the tournament. 

Speaking about the situation, Gareth Southgate said: ‘It’s very difficult to say anything that will make a player feel any better at the moment. I have empathy because I have been a player and I know how difficult it is. 

Southgate said that it was 'heartbreaking' to see the defender walk off the pitch injured

Southgate said that it was ‘heartbreaking’ to see the defender walk off the pitch injured

‘It’s heartbreaking when you see a young player walk off the field and he knows it is serious. It was a really devastating blow for him and for us.

‘We started him the other night and hoped he could build into the tournament. He was hugely disappointed and you know however much you say – he will have opportunities again – when you are a young player on the eve of a tournament it is awful.

‘We weren’t entirely sure how long he would be out for, but it looks like he will be fine for the beginning of next season, so that is a small consolation.’     

source: dailymail.co.uk