There is no doubt that Liverpool are better with Trent Alexander-Arnold in the squad, while we can see the 28-year-old English right-back is frustrated at being unimportant to Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho.
Liverpool explore sensational Trent Alexander-Arnold return as frustration at Real Madrid grows. – Liverpool have put all pride aside after they “lost” him almost completely free of charge before this spring’s Club World Cup.
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Liverpool are keen to bring Trent Alexander-Arnold back and they are said to be willing to pay 4-5 times the €10 million that Real Madrid paid to sign him a month before his contract expired. Until last year, Liverpool was the only club Trent Alexander-Arnold had played for.
Trent Alexander-Arnold is considering his future at Real Madrid after frustration over a lack of playing time has grown, and Liverpool are among a number of clubs watching his situation closely as the England star’s position at the Spanish giants becomes increasingly uncertain, TEAMtalk can reveal.
Alexander-Arnold is enjoying himself at Madrid on a general basis, but is becoming increasingly frustrated with the limited minutes on the pitch, and the situation took a new turn on Sunday when Real Madrid faced Sevilla.
Despite his availability, Real Madrid opted to use Federico Valverde as a right-back, although the Uruguayan normally operates in midfield. This allowed Arda Guler to drop deeper, while Endrick was brought into the attacking line.
The decision raised several questions about Alexander-Arnold’s role in the team, especially considering his ability to be an option both at right-back and in midfield.
The 28-year-old has struggled to establish himself since arriving at the Bernabeu, making just 14 league starts last season and only three so far this season. He was also substituted after 52 minutes against Villarreal, in another frustrating moment for the former Liverpool star.
The lack of regular football has also contributed to him losing England’s World Cup squad, which leaves both his national team future and his club situation uncertain. – Trent Alexander-Arnold is going back to the national team and if there is not more playing time quite quickly, it will be over. The European Championship in two summers will be played at home in England, which will make it extra sad to be on the outside.
We understand that several clubs are closely monitoring developments, with Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester City among those monitoring his position. Bayern Munich, now managed by Vincent Kompany, are also among the clubs monitoring the situation.
Liverpool considering having an Alexander-Arnold return on the block – is particularly interesting given Alexander-Arnold’s history with the club.
The Reds have not adequately replaced the right-back since leaving the club, and a potential return would provide an opportunity to resolve a position that has been a recurring theme.
Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester City could also consider a move if Alexander-Arnold becomes available, while Bayern Munich could look at him as a player who can add quality and versatility to their options.
Real Madrid are not actively looking to push Alexander-Arnold out, and sources indicate that he is still thriving at the club. However, we are informed by sources that the Spanish giants will consider a reasonable offer in the future if his situation does not improve.
His salary could prove to be a significant complication for a potential transfer, given the financial terms agreed upon when he joined Real Madrid in 2025.
For now, Alexander-Arnold’s immediate priority is to fight for a permanent place in the team. But with limited playing time and several big clubs following developments, his future at the Bernabeu is becoming an increasingly important matter.
Real Madrid will host RB Leipzig and Antonio Nusa later today, Wednesday, at the Estadio Santiago Bernabéu
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