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Liverpool are 'favourites' to sign 28-yr-old ahead of a 'queue of teams' - Finance Guru

[Stefan Borson

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Liverpool would be front of the queue to re-sign Trent Alexander-Arnold amid whispers of a return to the Premier League.

That is according to former Manchester City financial adviser Stefan Borson, who exclusively told Football Insider that the Reds will face competition from other Premier League clubs and Bayern Munich.

Alexander-Arnold's move away from England has not worked out as expected, having departed Anfield on a free transfer in June 2025.

Mick Brown told Football Insider that the 28-year-old may even be "tempted" by a move to Chelsea, which really would cause fans to explode.

Currently, Alexander-Arnold is struggling for minutes at the Bernabeu, and those at Anfield are eager to see what comes next for the attacking full-back.

Trent Alexander-Arnold can 're-bond' with the Liverpool fanbase

Speaking exclusively to Football Insider, Borson expects Liverpool to be at the front of the queue for their former star, with "re-bonding" with the fans still possible.

"I wouldn't be surprised. What are his prospects in Madrid? It does look like it hasn't really worked out," he said.

"And I think there would be a queue of teams to bring him back to the Premier League. I'd think that Liverpool will be favourites.

"I think he can re-bond with the fans. But you would think a number of clubs would want him, depending on the fee Real Madrid want, and probably Bayern Munich as well.

"I think he's considered a top player, even though that's not the word out in Spain. So yeah, I think it is credible, to be honest."

But what is clear is that the right-back spot already has a solution at Anfield, with fans falling in love with a loan player this season.

Football Insider understands that the Reds are working on a permanent deal for Ronald Araujo, who has made an incredible impact so far.

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