Taylor Swift takes dig at Liverpool legend in new album
The singer made a football reference on her new song
Taylor Swift’s new album is full of pop culture and global references but this one went unnoticed at first.
The singer dropped her new album The Life of a Showgirl on Friday and the first reactions are rolling in.
While the pop star is engaged to an American football player, she made a reference to football on her song Wi$h Li$t.
The Love Story singer was seemingly interested in footballer Trent Alexander-Arnold's controversial move from Liverpool to Real Madrid which caught her eye.
The 26-year-old player moved to the Spanish giants for a paltry £8.5m.
In the song, the 35-year-old sings about all the material things that people in the spotlight dream about which included a contract with the club, Real Madrid.
Fans quickly grabbed the reference and began the discourse online.
One wrote, “LIVERPOOL SWIFTIES do not listen to track 8 of the new Taylor swift album she brings up a sensitive topic for you guys.”
Another wrote, “Taylor Swift shading Trent Alexander-Arnold wasn’t on my 2025 bingo card.”
Interestingly, the footballer admitted in an interview that he is a Swiftie and his favourite Taylor song is Anti-Hero.
