Arnold bid farewell to Anfield: The final chapter of the 20 years of the Red Army Road, the new journey of the Galaxy Battleship begins

When the final whistle rang through Anfield, Arnold's figure kneeling and kissing the turf was frozen into the tears on the big screen. The Liverpool son who broke out from the youth training camp chose to retreat after winning the 8th trophy, leaving the last 62-meter accurate long pass for the KOP stands.

26-year-old Arnold rubbed the mini jersey when he entered the camp in 1997 in the farewell video. The words "Trent" on his collar witnessed the transformation from a caddie to a champion captain. The data website shows that the 352 appearance records he set include 127 key passes, 89 precisely guided crosses, and the clever corner kick that recorded history-making the Champions League reversal of Barcelona. The details circulating in the locker room are moving: before every game this season, he always brings two extra pairs of leg guards - the one printed with the youth training coach's last words "never walk alone" has never been used, just like the Dinghai Shen Needle guarding the right. Teammate Salah revealed: "On the championship night, he repeatedly wiped the base of the trophy, with the names of all the youth training partners engraved."

Transfer expert Romano revealed that Real Madrid tailored it for it"5-year cultural integration plan" and the Bernabeu will recreate the cross-style scalpel pass. Liverpool team reporter Pierce sighed: "This generation of players dares to break the comfort zone even more, and the transfer trajectory of Xavi Alonso in 2009 is repeating."

When #Digital Loyalty# has become a new issue in football, Arnold's turn is like a footnote to the career of Gen Z players - in a survey by "442" magazine, the average duration of players born in the 1985 was shortened by 4.2 years compared with those born in the 1970s. As Klopp said at the farewell party: "Football teaches us that farewell is not the end, but the page number of the next legend." At this moment, the evening breeze of the Merseyside River is still singing: the boy who always loves to compete in the stands finally composed his youth in red shirts into a city love song.