Liverpool dressing room breaks down, Trent Alexander Arnold angry after being substituted by Klopp

The situation at Anfield is untenable, once again Liverpool made a fool of themselves and now they have been knocked out of the FA Cup, where before this weekend's game they were presumed to be the defending champions. Now they only have the UEFA Champions League to win, and that, in a hypothetical and almost impossible situation, because what they showed on the coast against the Seagulls speaks that the dressing room is more than broken.

Undoubtedly Jürgen Klopp is one of those responsible for this situation, as the German, rather than lifting the spirits of this group, is sinking it more and more with his decisions, and in the defeat against Brighton one of his stars was captured on television with a face of frustration, anger and impotence, thus setting the tone for the hell that is lived inside Liverpool.

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England's Trent Alexander-Arnold is in the worst form of his professional career. The defender has just been overlooked at the World Cup in Qatar, where Three Lions coach Garrett Southgate gave him just 34 minutes in the match against Wales in the group stage, after that, he warmed the bench of the national team in the subsequent games that England had.

After that same cup in Qatar, Trent was tucked in by Klopp, giving him almost 90 minutes per game, until the replay against Wolverhampton in the 1/32 of the FA Cup Final, where the German did not call the Englishman and from that moment something broke, as Klopp gave him 19 minutes against Chelsea and now against Brighton he had 58 minutes, coming on for the veteran James Milner.

TAA stormed out

The choice of Milner over Alexander-Arnold did not work out at all for the German coach, because at the time of the substitution, the game was tied and even with a chance to win it for the Red's, but the void left by Trent on the pitch could not be filled by Milner. With the dressing room split in half, The Pool will return to Premier League action against Wolves at Wolverhampton.