Slot weighs up Trent as top sides chase Champions League

LIVERPOOL boss Arne Slot has not decided whether Trent Alexander-Arnold will play in their Premier League finale against Crystal Palace after he was booed at Anfield two weeks ago.

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Slot called for a positive atmosphere tomorrow when they will also hoist the Premier League trophy.

Alexander-Arnold announced recently that he is leaving the club when his contract expires this summer, with reports saying he is headed to Real Madrid.

Liverpool supporters voiced their displeasure with the decision when they hosted Arsenal on May 11.

"This should be the day that everyone should enjoy. It has been 35 years that Liverpool fans have been waiting for this moment," Slot told reporters yesterday.

"Everyone that is in the stadium deserves to be there, which includes Trent, who has been part of a successful season and successful years at this club.

"I have a lot of trust that our fans will deliver like against Tottenham (Hotspur) again."

Liverpool clinched the title with their 5-1 rout of Spurs last month at Anfield.

Palace fans will also be in a celebratory mood tomorrow, with their team, who are 12th in the league table, having won the FA Cup recently, their first major trophy.