Manchester City Trent Alexander-Arnold’s claim that trophies’mean more’ to Liverpool than they do to Manchester City is met with a response from Pep Guardiola.

It is possible that the outcome of the Premier League title battle may be decided by the upcoming encounter between Liverpool and City, which will take place at Anfield on Sunday.

In the current standings for the league, the club coached by Jurgen Klopp is now in first place, one point ahead of City, with Arsenal following closely behind.

Emotions have been heated up in anticipation of the key encounter as a result of Alexander-Arnold’s comments, which were made to FourFourTwo.

According to him, Liverpool supporters place a greater emphasis on trophies than Manchester City supporters do.

He attributed this to the fact that the two clubs operate differently in terms of how they construct their squads and the financial constraints they face.

These remarks have prompted answers from a number of City players, including Ruben Dias and Erling Haaland, among others.

While Dias stressed the significance of winning trophies for both players and supporters, Haaland mentioned how much he enjoyed winning the treble with City during the previous season.

Pep Guardiola made a brief reply in reaction to Alexander-Arnold’s words.

He expressed his best wishes for the Liverpool player’s swift recovery from his injury, but he refrained from engaging in any further conversation.

Jurgen Klopp, the manager of Liverpool, was asked about Alexander-Arnold’s comments during a news conference that took place before the match.

Klopp gave a clear response, stating that there was nothing wrong with what the Liverpool defender had said.