Liverpool fans want Anthony Gordon at Anfield after hearing his conversation with Trent Alexander-Arnold

Liverpool fans want Anthony Gordon at Anfield after seeing his interaction with Trent Alexander-Arnold for England.

Alexander-Arnold and Gordon started England's Nations League victory over Ireland last Saturday.

And they were heavily involved in their first goal as Declan Rice opened the scoring at the Aviva Stadium.

Alexander-Arnold tucked inside and picked out Gordon with a sensational long-range pass.

His fellow Scouser failed to round off the move with a goal, but after Caoimhin Kelleher saved his effort - his pass ricocheted into the path of Rice, who fired home.

After the link-up play between Alexander-Arnold and Gordon, England's official X account posted a video online, showing the pair in discussion before heading out.

The Liverpool right-back gestured a long pass, with the Newcastle United man clearly taking the information onboard.

When a plan comes together 🤝 pic.twitter.com/Te0uVe2Suk

— England (@England) September 9, 2024

The chat between Alexander-Arnold and Gordon got Liverpool fans excited amid speculation linking the star winger with a move back to Merseyside.

One X user wrote: "Not the first time Trent plans a pass and executes to perfection."

A second said: "Anyone with a brain knew this partnership would be lethal except the one person who mattered LMAO."

A third added: "Come to Anfield Anthony and have this type of service everyday!"

A fourth commented: "Bring Gordon with us."

A fifth marvelled: "Trent is so clear man, literally a forward’s dream."

The exchange between Alexander-Arnold and Gordon comes after Liverpool almost signed the former Everton man from Newcastle this summer.

The 23-year-old nearly transferred to Liverpool, who were set to offload Joe Gomez in the opposite direction.

But the deal collapsed after the Magpies pulled the plug.

Gordon, however, continues to be linked with a switch to Liverpool.

Of course, he came through Everton's youth academy before joining Newcastle in January 2023 in a transfer worth up to £45 million.