Kyle Walker responds to Trent Alexander-Arnold and admits plans to spoil Anfield tradition

Kyle Walker has revealed that Trent Alexander-Arnold's comments that compared the success of Liverpool and Manchester City have been the talk of the dressing room ahead of Sunday's Premier League clash at Anfield.

In the build-up to the Reds' hosting of City, Alexander-Arnold said his side's success will "mean more" to Liverpool supporters than their counterparts at the Etihad, citing the contrasting financial situations of both clubs.

In response, City duo Erling Haaland and Ruben Dias were quick to fire back at the defender and spark a war of words, with Haaland insisting Alexander-Arnold wouldn't know the "nice feeling" of winning a Premier League, Champions League and FA Cup Treble as City did in the 2022/23 season.

However, Walker has refused to involve himself in the crossfire ahead of City's visit to Anfield, a venue he is yet to win at, but admitted Alexander-Arnold's remarks have been discussed by his team-mates in the dressing room this week.

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"I'm not even getting involved in that," said Walker, speaking on Rio Ferdinand's Five podcast on Friday. "It's been floating around the changing room today."

City head into the fixture in search of just their second Premier League win at Anfield since 2003, a feat which would see them leapfrog Liverpool at the top of the Premier League. And Walker has revealed how he plans to gain a slight advantage over Jurgen Klopp's side.

"If I play and I win the coin toss, I'm flipping them," added Walker, admitting he plans to break Liverpool's long-standing favoured tradition of attacking the