Liverpool defender Trent Alexander-Arnold has decided to join Real Madrid in the summer when his contract expires, although nothing has been signed yet, according to GIVEMESPORT sources.
Alexander-Arnold's contract at Liverpool is edging closer to expiring, and as it stands, he will be leaving the Merseyside club on a free transfer. The 26-year-old came through the academy at Liverpool and quickly developed into a key player for the Reds after bursting onto the scene.
The West Derby-born right-back has won a host of trophies during his time at the club and is on course to lift another Premier League title at the end of the season. With Alexander-Arnold's contract running down, it could be the ideal opportunity for him to seek a fresh challenge elsewhere.
Alexander-Arnold Decides to Join Real Madrid
Nothing has been signed yet
Trent Alexander-Arnold
GIVEMESPORT sources have confirmed that Alexander-Arnold has decided to join Real Madrid when his Liverpool contract expires at the end of the season, as first reported by talkSPORT. The Reds are aware of Alexander-Arnold's preference to join the La Liga giants, but nothing has been signed yet.
Trent Alexander-Arnold's statistics for Liverpool
The final details for Alexander-Arnold's move to Real Madrid are now being sorted, and the Spanish club must inform Liverpool whenever a deal has been signed and completed, but we're yet to reach that stage just yet. Madrid ideally want Alexander-Arnold to join for the Club World Cup, but it would require coming out of his Liverpool contract early, which isn't expected to be an issue once a deal has been formalised. It would also require La Liga to take the 1-10 June window for the Club World Cup.
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