Premier League

The plan to protect Alexander-Arnold from a move to Real Madrid

A strategic move is in place to ensure Alexander-Arnold remains protected from Real Madrid's interest in signing him.

By David Arengas

Alexander Arnold Photo: Goal
Alexander Arnold Photo: Goal

Liverpool are set to make a significant offer to Trent Alexander-Arnold in a bid to fend off interest from Real Madrid. The English full-back, who has been linked with a move to the Bernabeu as a free agent, is a top target for Carlo Ancelotti's side.

According to TBR Football, Liverpool are preparing a lucrative contract offer that would make Alexander-Arnold the highest-paid English player in the Premier League. The Reds are determined to keep hold of the versatile defender, who has been a key player under new manager Arne Slot.

The news of Liverpool's counter-offer will come as a blow to Real Madrid, who have been monitoring Alexander-Arnold's situation closely. The Spanish giants have identified the England international as a potential long-term replacement for Dani Carvajal.

However, with Barcelona, Bayern Munich, and Paris Saint-Germain also keeping tabs on the situation, Real Madrid face a tough battle to secure Alexander-Arnold's signature. It remains to be seen whether the player will be tempted by the prospect of a move to one of Europe's biggest clubs or will decide to stay at Anfield.


David  Arengas

David Arengas

I am David Arengas, a 30-year-old social communicator, a fan of sports and the history of world football. One of my great interests lies in the history of sports feats around the world, as well as the particular stories of Colombian football. I cover the Liga MX and Liga Betplay, producing diverse content for the web and social networks.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxED3GhZlxYMy love for sports, encouraged by my father, led me to graduate professionally in Social Communication, as well as Gra...

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