Trent Alexander-Arnold makes honest statement about Everton and Goodison Park.

Trent Alexander-Arnold speaking positively about Goodison Park and Everton is not an everyday occurrence, but the Liverpool star put his rivalry aside with an open admission. Everton are aiming to go five games unbeaten in the Premier League following Sean Dyche’s side’s incredible turnaround. The Toffees will have a difficult test on Saturday evening, when Marco Silva’s Fulham side visits Goodison Park. Marco Silva speaks positively of his time at Everton, citing it as a memorable experience for him. But today, all that counts is that he gets three points at his current club, Fulham.

Interestingly, Everton recently received praise from an unlikely source, as Liverpool star Trent Alexander-Arnold spoke highly of the Toffees and Goodison Park. Trent Alexander-Arnold gives his thoughts on Goodison Park. Trent Alexander-Arnold has turned into one of the best passers in world football, making up for his occasionally shaky defending. Players and managers in England all seem to have a soft spot for Goodison Park and its history. Trent Alexander-Arnold said on the Sky Sports Premier League YouTube channel that Goodison Park is the toughest venue he’s ever played in.

“The toughest in the sense that it has always been a dogfight with Everton throughout my career. It’s been quite balanced. I’d say we’ve had a lot, with a few wins, a handful of losses, and a lot of draws. Yes, it’s been a bit of a dogfight. What’s been said about Goodison Park? Armando Broja also commented on Goodison Park after coming in the summer, stating that the atmosphere was what stuck out to him as an opposing player. “The supporters were the most memorable aspect of my previous visits to Goodison Park. It was noisy. The atmosphere was incredible when I was on the away team.

It’s wonderful, and I can’t wait to be on the right side of the crowd this time!” He said. “They have an incredible fan base that is really passionate about football. Hopefully, I can have a beneficial impact on them. “The stadium has been around for a very long period. Much longer than me! There are so many memories here, and it would be great to play here before we depart.”