Fans spot Curtis Jones' reaction to what Trent Alexander-Arnold did during Liverpool's title parade

Liverpool fans have been reacting on social media after seeing Curtis Jones' apparent reaction to what Trent Alexander-Arnold did during the club's title parade.

On Monday afternoon, Liverpool players and staff finally got the chance to celebrate their Premier League title with fans.

A large number of Reds supporters were seen lining the streets around the city as they waited for their heroes to pass through on the open top bus.

During the parade, a video posted on social media appeared to show Alexander-Arnold crying as he was comforted by the likes of Dominik Szoboszlai and Mohamed Salah.

However, Jones' reaction was what got fans talking on social media as he made multiple gestures after appearing to ask if Alexander-Arnold was crying.

One fan said: "Look at Curtis expressions during all of it. Tells a lot about what the players really think."

Another tweeted: "Look at Curtis lol he’s having none of it."

A third fan added: "Curtis jones saying he’s doing it for the cameras is taking me out."

Someone else wrote: "Curtis Jones very clearly asking Mo why and then making the camera gesture tells ye everything."

A fifth commented: "Hahaha Curtis isnt buying it one bit, the real scouser in our team."

Another fan said: "Curt reaction when Dom explained he is crying is so funny like."

However, what was supposed to be a magical day for the club was marred after a serious incident took place on Water Street at around 6pm.

A video uploaded on social media showed a car driving down Water Street in the city centre, striking down a number of supporters.

Merseyside Police later confirmed that a 53-year-old white British man was arrested.

Assistant Chief Constable at Merseyside Police, Jenny Sims, said: "Sadly, at just after 6 o’clock this evening, as the parade was drawing to a close, we received reports that a car had been in collision with a number of pedestrians on Water Street in Liverpool city centre. A number of people have been injured and were taken to hospital.

"Our emergency services colleagues from the North West Ambulance Service and Mersey Fire and Rescue Service also attended the scene and will be able to provide further updates. The car stopped at the scene and a 53-year-old white British man from the Liverpool area was arrested. We believe him to be the driver of the vehicle."