Trent Alexander-Arnold intends to spend his entire playing career at Liverpool, with the Anfield academy graduate seeing no reason why he would ever consider a move away from his home-town club.
As a Merseyside native, the 21-year-old defender is living the dream with the team he supported as a boy.
A meteoric rise to prominence has been enjoyed to this point, with 125 competitive appearances taken in for the Reds since making his debut back in October 2016.
Quizzed by GQ on whether he can see himself being a one-club man, Alexander-Arnold said: “Yeah, I can imagine that.”
Interest is likely to be shown in his services at some stage if he continues on his current trajectory, with big-spending sides across Europe forever in the market for such ability.
Pressed further on the potential of heading to Spain or Germany at some point, Alexander-Arnold said: “It’s not something I’ve ever really thought about.
“I’ve always loved Liverpool. I’ve always supported them. I’ve always played for them. So, I’ve never had that reason to think about it.
“Yeah, still now, I wouldn’t sit there in my room and daydream about playing somewhere else.
“Right now, I’m a Liverpool player. I love the club more than anything. I love everything about it. I love the fans, the people. I love the city. So, no, why would I think about that?”
Alexander-Arnold is currently waiting on a return to competitive action amid the coronavirus outbreak, with Liverpool uncertain whether the 2019-20 campaign will be completed and a first league title in 30 years secured.