Trent Arnold has confirmed he will leave Liverpool to join European Giants next summer!! Fans can’t believe he would do this 🤯

Liverpool’s vice-captain Trent Alexander-Arnold remains silent on his future amid growing speculation linking him to a potential transfer to Real Madrid.

With his contract set to expire in the summer of 2025, Real Madrid is reportedly keen on acquiring the English right-back. Their need is pressing, as current starter Dani Carvajal is sidelined with an ACL injury until the 2025/26 season, and his replacement, Lucas Vasquez, recently sustained an injury that will keep him out for several weeks. This situation has Real Madrid seeking a stable, long-term option at right-back.

In Liverpool’s recent 2-0 win over Aston Villa at Anfield, Alexander-Arnold left the field injured after just 25 minutes, prompting Conor Bradley to step in and deliver an impressive performance that helped secure Liverpool’s victory. This win extended Liverpool’s lead at the top of the Premier League, especially after Manchester City’s 2-1 loss to Brighton.

Liverpool manager Arne Slot expressed optimism that Alexander-Arnold will be fit for their crucial UEFA Champions League game against Real Madrid on November 27. The defender’s presence would be vital, and fans hope he will recover in time for the high-stakes clash.

Real Madrid’s leadership reportedly believes the strong bond between Jude Bellingham and Alexander-Arnold could influence the right-back’s decision, potentially paving the way for a move to Madrid. Some Spanish news outlets even suggest a deal could be finalized in the coming weeks, allowing Real Madrid to secure Alexander-Arnold on a free transfer.

For now, Alexander-Arnold has made no public statements regarding his future, maintaining the same discretion he’s shown throughout previous contract talks since joining Liverpool’s senior team.

Meanwhile, Arne Slot has reassured English media that he remains focused on Liverpool’s goals, unfazed by the uncertainty surrounding his vice-captain’s potential departure, as the club faces a challenging schedule after the internati

onal break.