Liverpool defender Trent Alexander-Arnold has selected his top three goals of all time, including one famous moment that Reds fans will recall fondly.
The 21-year-old has memorable moments of his own in his fledgling career, including *that* assist to set up Divock Origi in the remarkable comeback against Barcelona in last season's Champions League semi-finals.
He also has plenty of superb goals himself but, taking to social media, the England international selected three of his favourites from yesteryear.
That included a Steven Gerrard thunderbolt against Olympiacos during the run to Champions League glory in 2005, which saw the Reds fightback to continue their European quest.
However, he did not select any other Liverpool moments in his selection and instead opted for two of the all-time greats and their memorable moments.
Arsenal's all-time leading scorer was selected for his flick and volley against Manchester United in October 2000, as well as Zinedine Zidane's spectacular effort against Bayer Leverkusen for Real Madrid in the Champions League final.
Posting on Twitter, Alexander-Arnold wrote: "My top goals of all time. Gerrard v Olympiacos (what a hit son, what a hit)
"Henry v United (the flick up and hit on the turn). Zidane volley v Leverkusen (you know the one). Got to factor in opposition and importance of the game. What you got?"
