Trent Alexander-Arnold says he'd 'rather retire' than leave Liverpool to join rivals Manchester United.
The defender was named EA Sports Premier League Player of the month for November and was asked a series of 'would you rather' questions in an interview with Sky Sports.
When asked whether he would rather retire or sign for United, the 23-year-old's answer was clear.
"Right now, retire to be honest," he responded.
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"I could not do that [play for United]."
He was also asked whether he would rather play against Everton in the Merseyside Derby or against United.
"United is probably the bigger game historically," the full-back answered.
"I'd say Man United, more people watch."
Alexander-Arnold was on the scoresheet in Liverpool's 3-1 win over Newcastle United on Thursday night.
The England international netted his second goal of the campaign, and the Reds' third of the match, with a thunderbolt strike.
He earned his second Premier League monthly honour, though, for his goal against West Ham last month, as well as his four assists.
