Trent Alexander-Arnold was open about how things were different at Liverpool before his exit

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He said: "In certain games, I'll be inside because of the way they [the opposition] press. He added: "The manager will dissect how they press so we can outnumber the way they press.READ MORE: Liverpool news: Jurgen Klopp comments on returning and Mo Salah replacements 'identified'READ MORE: Trent Alexander-Arnold told to forget World Cup spot as Thomas Tuchel actions say it all"If they press with three, we'll have four players around, so that we can play through them.

If they press with a two, then there'll be three players. It's just about who those players are and where it works best."So, wherever the manager tells me to be, I'll be there because he'll tell me that's most likely where you'll get the ball.

And if that changes, then he'll tell me during the game, 'You're not getting the ball there, try there and maybe surprise him in there and see if that works.' Throughout the game, there's a lot of things going on but if I understand it then it'll work. Meanwhile, Slot was frank about the player's need to sharpen up defensively, telling TNT Sports: "When we started to work together, I emphasised also a bit on his defensive work."He had to keep producing the numbers in assisting goals, but if we wanted to be a team that concedes less shots, he had to improve a bit in defending."Alexander-Arnold has had a challenging first season in Madrid, marked by a managerial change following Xabi Alonso's sacking and difficulty securing a consistent spot in the starting line-up.