Manchester City defender Manuel Akanji has told Liverpool defender Trent Alexander-Arnold to stay quiet for the moment.

Alexander-Arnold spoke about the special feeling of winning trophies for the Reds, stating their successes meant more than City's.

However, Akanji believes that until Liverpool can win a treble to match last season's feat at City, Alexander-Arnold should not speak.

Per The Mirror, City defender Akanji said: “I don't know why he [Trent] said it. He didn't even play.

“He can't tell because he didn't win it. That's all I have to say.

“If you win three titles in one year, or five [titles] which we did last year, then he can speak again."