Liverpool Sunggol Youth DF, eventually going to Real Madrid? Press four-year contract verbal agreement completed
Feb 26, 2025
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This is the story of Trent Alexander-Arnold's future. Arnold is Liverpool's castle town youth. I have been in Liverpool since I was 6 years old. He started as a club youth and became a vice-captain. Arnold, who made his first-team debut in 2015, is playing as a key player in Liverpool with excellent skills, kicks and passing skills. Although it is somewhat disappointing in defense, it is considered the world's best right-back for its offense. He can also play as a central midfielder. He is also playing as a mainstay in the England national team.
Arnold's contract with Liverpool expires at the end of this season. Big clubs lined up at the news of the expiration of the contract of the top fullback. Among them, Real Madrid is the most active. Real Madrid want a long-term alternative to the right full-back position.
There is a variable in Real Madrid, which was initially considering recruiting in the summer. This is due to the injury of key right-back Dani Carvajal. Carvajal was out for the season due to injury. For a team that combines the league and the European Champions League, recruiting a right-back has become a necessity, not an option. Real Madrid immediately offered to sign Arnold. Late last year, The Times reported that `Liverpool rejected Real Madrid's offer to transfer Arnold in the winter transfer market.' Real Madrid then contacted Liverpool this week, but received an immediate rejection. It did not give any positive signals.
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Arnold is still reticent about his future. Real Madrid decided to focus on their initially planned summer signing due to Liverpool's refusal. Spanish media reported that `Real Madrid wants to confirm the signing quickly, and the signing could take place as early as January. Liverpool has also been informed of the negotiations with Real Madrid, adding that Real Madrid is optimistic about signing Arnold, and Arnold wants to go to Real Madrid as well.
In this situation, Liverpool took out the last card. In January, the Daily Mirror said `Liverpool handed Arnold a five-year contract renewal offer worth £78 million.' It is similar to Real Madrid's offer of £300,000 a week. Liverpool is confident that they can put Arnold down for this amount.
However, in the end, it seems to lean toward Real Madrid. Spain's Cadena Ser reported on the 26th (Korea time) that `Real Madrid has reached an oral agreement with Arnold on a four-year contract.' He went on to say that Arnold's trip to Real Madrid goes beyond optimism and is a stage of confidence. In fact, Liverpool have recently started giving 21-year-old Conor Bradley a chance. It's a choice in preparation for Anol's transfer.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
