Trent Alexander-Arnold described the changes ahead for him and his Liverpool colleagues when Jurgen Klopp leaves the club.
Alexander-Arnold came of age under Klopp and established himself as one of the best defenders - and players - in the world.
Though he has suffered with the occasional injury and dip in form, he remains an exceptional player, and his technique and passing range have led to suggestions he could ultimately be employed in midfield.
Klopp announced that he would be leaving the club at the end of the season, and while they remain in the hunt for the Premier League, Alexander-Arnold told Sky Bet about what looked ahead for the players in the season to come.
He said: “I’d probably say I’m sat on the fence with regards to my feelings on a new manager coming in. It’ll be a completely different situation and it’s going to be weird to then turn up to preseason, having to adopt a new playing style.
"Whereas now, without anything getting said to me, I know all the manager wants me to play, and I turn up to preseason, I know to jump there, I’m to press there, but for this summer, my next preseason will have a completely different message.
“It’s going to be strange, but I think I like the idea of a new challenge for the team, the players and the club.”
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