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Liverpool full-back could reach new heights if he joins Real Madrid

Liverpool full-back Trent Alexander-Arnold remains on course to join Real Madrid this summer, according to journalist Fabrizio Romano.

The Spanish giants have sent their contract proposal to the player and his representatives, and discussions are now focused on finalising the details of the deal.

The move will suit Alexander-Arnold, whose glaring defensive deficiencies are often exposed in the cut and thrust of the Premier League.

🚨💣 Trent Alexander-Arnold and Real Madrid, closer and closer after story revealed 1 year ago.

The official contract proposal from Real has been sent to TAA and his camp.

Discussions underway on details of the deal; all parties involved CONFIDENT to get the agreement done. pic.twitter.com/jlXHEzP2MX

— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) March 25, 2025

Alexander-Arnold would be a perfect fit for Madrid

Dani Carvajal has been Madrid’s first-choice right-back for years, but the club must plan for the future now he has reached the veteran stage of his career.

Alexander-Arnold would be an ideal long-term replacement, offering Madrid creativity, set-piece skill and excellent passing ability.

His defensive weaknesses have been well-documented. Liverpool would be unlikely to miss him if they sign Jeremie Frimpong as his replacement.

However, Alexander Arnold would have more freedom to attack in Spanish football. His pinpoint crosses and creative play would be a tremendous asset to their famed attacking style.

A transfer to the La Liga giants would enhance his global profile, potentially opening doors to new sponsorships and commercial deals.

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Playing for Madrid could elevate his career to new heights. He would follow in the footsteps of iconic full-backs such as Roberto Carlos and Marcelo.

Liverpool will now focus on renewing the contracts of Van Dijk and Salah. Losing all three players in one transfer window would be a significant blow for the club.

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