Trent Alexander-Arnold says he needs to make a change to his house after another England award

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Liverpool defender Trent Alexander-Arnold continued his phenomenal international spell with another England Man of the Match award.

Alexander-Arnold impressed as England beat Finland 3-1 on Sunday, with the Liverpool star scoring a superb free-kick.

The Man of the Match award went his way after the Nations League victory, with Alexander-Arnold handed the honour in all three of Lee Carsley’s wins as England interim manager.

Arne Slot loves having Alexander-Arnold at Liverpool, with the academy graduate having also impressed at club level this season.

But making his England feats more impressive has been his versatility, with the right-back played at left-back against Finland.

Trent Alexander-Arnold to make change after England Man of the Match award

Speaking to the England Instagram account, Alexander-Arnold has now explained what he needs to do after taking home yet another Man of the Match award.

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“Thank you guys,” he said. “Another one. I had to switch up the trophy room the other day, last camp, and now I’m going to have to open it up again. I’m going to knock a wall down. I appreciate it, thank you very much. Good win, good goal.”

Liverpool star Trent Alexander-Arnold explains goal celebration

It seemed like there was only going to be one outcome when Alexander-Arnold stepped over the ball in the 74th minute.

That is certainly the view of the player himself, who explained: “The goal speaks for itself. I just thought hit it as well as I can, keeper was big, only a three man wall as well. I knew what I was going to do as soon as Jude [Bellingham] won it.”

Alexander-Arnold will now return to Anfield on a huge high after another strong international break on an individual level.

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England did, however, lose their first match 2-1 to Greece, with the visitors producing a huge shock at Wembley.

But Alexander-Arnold helped them bounce back against Finland, with the Liverpool ace also explaining his celebrations after firing his free-kick home.

“The A is obviously for my niece, I think people know that now,” he added. “The shrug, that’s just what I do. The handshake is the handshake, that’s a clean handshake. Good day at the office.”