Jordan slams Alexander-Arnold's 'false' claim about Liverpool and Man City trophies as Erling Haaland and Ruben Dias respond

Simon Jordan insists Trent Alexander-Arnold's claim that trophies mean more to Liverpool than Manchester City is “false”.

The Reds defender believes this is due to different financial situations at each club, and both clubs enjoyed great success.

Alexander-Arnold The comments were published days before. Liverpool and City will face Anfield in a Premier League title clash on Sunday.

The seconds are seconds and are chasing their fourth consecutive crown, while the first are first and have not won the title since 2020.

Such a statement has certainly contributed to the pre-match spark, and Jordan was certainly not one to agree with such a sentiment.

“Well, I don't think that's true,” he said of Alexander-Arnold's claim.

“Well, that's where it's on very fragile ground, that's where it's on infertile ground, it's not in the right space.

“It cannot suggest in any true sense of the word that the value of city ​​of manchester to their fans is less than the value (of Liverpool to their fans).”

Jim White then claimed that Alexander-Arnold's comments influence Jordan's narrative about City and how they may not be a “classic club”.

However, Jordan responded by saying: “I may well think they are a manufactured club, I may well think Chelsea are too, there is no organic growth in them.

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“They have been created by the will and money of one person, in the case of Roman Abramovich with Chelsea and in the case of Sheikh Mansour at Manchester City.

“But you are not right, you cannot be right and you will never be right to suggest that what it means to Manchester City fans is less than what it means to Liverpool fans.”

City star Haaland issued his response to Alexander-Arnoldsaying: “If he wants to say that, that's fine. I was here one year and won the treble.”

“It was a pretty nice feeling, I don't think he knows exactly that feeling. So yeah, that's what I felt last season, it was pretty nice, so yeah.”

He added: “They can talk all they want, or he can talk all he wants. I don't know why he does that, but I don't care.”

And Haaland's teammate, Rubén Dias, also gave his opinion on the matter, adding: “I consider myself lucky to have been in two clubs that have always won things for themselves. For their fans, for their players, for their families. and that makes me feel proud.” .

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“We have won a lot at this club and especially last year with the treble. I think it is quite certain between us, between our fans, how much it meant to all of us and at the end of the day you can only have certain emotions if you really win things.

“A hat trick is a feeling that you can only know what it feels like when you actually do it.”