Are you relieved? When Arnold received the gold medal, Anfield applauded

Anyway, Arnold has finished his last game for Liverpool. At the end of the Premier League season, Arnold came on as a substitute in the second half. At the post-match award ceremony, when it was Arnold's turn to receive the gold medal in the Premier League championship, Anfield's 60,000 fans applauded!

Starting since joining Liverpool's youth training at the age of 6, Arnold, 26, happened to play for Liverpool for 20 years. He is known as Liverpool's prince, he regards Gerrard as his idol, and he also dreams of becoming Liverpool's captain. He played 354 games for Liverpool and won nine championship trophys, but when the 20-year Liverpool career was just over, he made a decision that fans couldn't accept.

At the moment when he decided to say goodbye, Arnold burst into tears. He expressed his love for Liverpool and thanked the club for his cultivation. However, his decision to leave at the peak of 26 and not bring a penny to the club's transfer fee, his decision angered the fans. In the home game against Arsenal, when Arnold was preparing to come out of the bench, fans expressed their dissatisfaction with booing. In the away game against Brighton after

, Arnold sat on the bench for 90 minutes. When the game was over, compared with his teammates who celebrated the championship, Arnold, who was once known as Liverpool's prince, was alone, and his loneliness even made fans feel distressed. Finally, in the final battle between home and Crystal Palace, Arnold ushered in his farewell moment, and Slot gave him 45 minutes.

The second half started, Arnold came on as the bench, and the booing was completely drowned out by applause. The precise long pass he gave to Nunes made the entire Anfield go crazy again. When he received the gold medal in the Premier League championship after the game, Arnold raised his hands and pointed to the Liverpool team logo on his chest. The fans at the scene gave him warm applause. In a celebratory atmosphere, perhaps the fans have already let go.

In front of the KOP stands, Liverpool teammates pushed Arnold to the front. He held the Premier League trophy high, and fans knew it was his last time, but still gave him applause and cheer. This is Liverpool fans, and they are still their own children!