The future of Trent Alexander-Arnold at Liverpool appears increasingly uncertain, with reports from Spain indicating that Real Madrid has been in contact with the full-back multiple times recently.
The 25-year-old defender’s contract at Anfield expires at the end of the current season, and so far, there has been no clear indication that Liverpool plans to offer him a new deal.
While a potential contract extension may be discussed later in the season as Liverpool plans for the 2025 transfer windows, Real Madrid is keeping a close eye on Alexander-Arnold’s situation.
Earlier this year, reports surfaced that the La Liga champions were interested in signing the England international if he became a free agent in 2025. According to a new report from Relevo, the Spanish club has already initiated contact with the right-back’s camp to discuss a potential move.
Real Madrid has reportedly held multiple discussions with Alexander-Arnold’s representatives, and the report also claims that the player recently turned down a contract offer from Liverpool. This development casts serious doubt on his future at the club, leaving the situation wide open for now.
Alexander-Arnold’s possible departure from Liverpool would not be an easy decision for the defender, but it is becoming a realistic option. The allure of joining Real Madrid, where he would likely compete for trophies, may prove tempting.
Moreover, he shares a close friendship with England teammate Jude Bellingham, who has already found success at the Spanish club, including winning the Champions League.Real Madrid is building a formidable team and has its sights set on further strengthening its squad for 2025.
Alongside Bayern Munich’s Alphonso Davies, Alexander-Arnold could be one of the high-profile additions that season. The prospect of joining such a “super team” in Madrid could make the move appealing for the Liverpool star.
As these developments unfold, Liverpool faces a serious concern that Alexander-Arnold may decide to let his contract run down and leave his boyhood club, potentially heading to one of the biggest clubs in Europe.
