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While Trent Alexander-Arnold stars on the pitch, the Liverpool defender has had to deal with a distressing affair and recently hired a private security guard.
The reason: the actor is trying to shake off a stalker who is sexually harassing him.
According to a report in "The Sun" from the last day, an obsessive female fan has been harassing the Liverpool star for a year.
According to the report, the player - who is currently out of action due to a knee injury - tried different methods to avoid the harassment and deal with it.
These attempts included changing his phone number, installing security cameras and additional alarm systems at his home in Cheshire, as well as checking his mail after he received letters and various materials of a sexually explicit nature.
However, the situation kept getting worse despite his attempts and Trent encountered this fan at the entrance to the training complex, at the entrance to his house and she even follows him during his outings at his favorite restaurants.
Does the affair affect him on the field?
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Following security advice, the reports add that the 26-year-old actor was told not to publish any of his activities on social media, while his family also received sickening messages from the start.
Liverpool is apparently aware of the situation and gives, it seems, full support to Alexander-Arnold.
"It's been a year of hell for Trent. This woman terrorized him and his family, bombarded him with obscene messages, got his number and harassed him endlessly, sending crazy letters and obscene material to his home in Cheshire," a source close to the player told The Sun. , "It was a very worrying time and Trent did his best not to let it affect his performance on the pitch."
Alexander-Arnold, 26, has made over 300 appearances for Liverpool since his debut in 2016, with the academy graduate becoming an integral part Jurgen Klopp's side since The player, who can also play in midfield, has made 23 appearances for England since his debut in 2018 and will represent the Three Lions at the 2018 and 2022 World Cups.
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