Liverpool wants to pay Star £500k-a-week and he will be highest paid player in the premier league but only on one condition. Wow and his just 24yrs old 😱
Trent Alexander-Arnold has been excluded from England’s squad this month due to a minor injury he picked up during Liverpool’s latest match. Despite his absence, the Reds’ vice-captain has remained a hot topic throughout the international break.
For some time now, there has been growing speculation about Trent’s future at Liverpool. With his current contract set to expire in June 2025, there has been little progress or updates regarding a potential extension.
Spanish media outlets have frequently suggested that Real Madrid could be a possible destination for the talented right-back.
Trent Spotted Filming Near His Childhood Home
Recently, fresh photos and videos shared online have reignited discussions about his future. A Liverpool supporter, known as @theanfieldiron on X, posted images of Trent being filmed by an LFCTV crew in West Derby, the neighborhood where he grew up.
The fan pointed out a noticeable security presence around the 26-year-old and speculated whether the filming could be related to a contract renewal. The post included the caption: “Is this Trent saying yes to staying? Or just an LFC interview?” This sparked lively debate among fans, many of whom theorized that the footage could signal an upcoming announcement about his future.
Is a New Deal Imminent?
Although the sighting has fueled speculation, it’s too soon to draw conclusions about a new contract. The filming could easily be part of a routine feature for the club’s media channel.
Nevertheless, the images highlight the anticipation among fans who hope to see Trent continue his journey at Liverpool. Having risen from the academy to become a global star, many supporters believe he still has much to offer the club.
While nothing is confirmed, the buzz around a possible extension shows just how much fans want him to remain at Anfield. Only time will reveal whether these speculations hold any truth. For now, th
e wait continues.
