Liverpool 'set for major injury boost ahead of Manchester United rematch'
The 25-year-old is currently on the sidelines with his second knee injury of the year, having firstly hurt himself during January's 2-0 FA Cup triumph over Arsenal in a painful hyperextension.
Alexander-Arnold made a swift recovery from his first issue, but the right-back then sustained another ligament problem against Burnley on February 10 and has been unavailable to Jurgen Klopp since.
Alexander-Arnold has sat out each of Liverpool's 11 matches in all competitions due to his most recent concern, which also prevented him from making the England squad for March's friendlies with Brazil and Belgium.
The vice-captain's absence has at least allowed Conor Bradley to earn his stars at right-back for Liverpool, although the Northern Irish youngster may soon play second fiddle to Alexander-Arnold again.
According to The Mirror, Alexander-Arnold is increasingly confident that he will make a full recovery in time for Liverpool's upcoming showdown with Man United at Old Trafford on April 7.
The top-flight contest at the Theatre of Dreams represents a rematch from Man United's extraordinary 4-3 victory over Liverpool in the FA Cup quarter-finals on March 17, where Amad Diallo scored an extra-time winner to send the Red Devils to the semi-finals.
Alexander-Arnold watched on helplessly as Liverpool's dreams of a quadruple crashed and burned at Old Trafford, but he has apparently been stepping up his recovery at the Reds' Kirkby training base during the international break.
As a result, Klopp is keeping his fingers crossed that Alexander-Arnold will be fine to face Man United in a
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