Former Manchester United striker Dwight Yorke has suggested that the club should consider a bold move for Liverpool defender Trent Alexander-Arnold, according to Metro
The 25-year-old has been a stalwart for Liverpool since joining the club at six years old and has secured seven major titles since making his debut under Jurgen Klopp in 2016.
Yorke, however, believes Manchester United could have a chance to sign Alexander-Arnold if things don't work out under Liverpool's new manager Arne Slot.
Speaking to Best Online Poker Sites, Yorke said, "I’m not sure Trent Alexander-Arnold would want to leave Liverpool as it’s his boyhood club, but Liverpool will be under transition now Jurgen Klopp has left. Maybe, Alexander-Arnold can evolve as a midfielder under Slot."
He added, "This could be another opportunity where, if Liverpool don’t perform under Slot and Alexander-Arnold becomes unhappy, Man United should do everything they can to sign him."
Yorke also drew a parallel to his earlier suggestion that United should have signed Leroy Sane when he was frustrated on the bench at Manchester City, stating, "Alexander-Arnold may have a similar opportunity which Man United should pounce on.
Obviously, there is history between the clubs and Alexander-Arnold will know that as an Englishman, but it can be an opportunity to look out for."