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Real Madrid to go all-in for Alexander-Arnold

Liverpool will need to tighten Trent Alexander-Arnold soon since Real Madrid may go all-in for the versatile full-back in the next transfer window.

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According to the Athletic’s transfer guru David Ornstein, the current Premier League first-place side is trying to negotiate a new contract for its pivotal defender.

Liverpool to renew Alexander-Arnold, Real Madrid are intensely interested

The Merseyside club is trying to renew Alexander-Arnold’s contract, but so far, no agreement has been reached, which may reflect the interest from giants like Los Blancos.

There is strong interest from Spain—Real Madrid’s interest is well documented—and other countries. From January, he can agree a pre-contract with clubs abroad. Liverpool would like to keep hold of him, but this is an ongoing situation that will need to be decided in 2025 or sooner. There has been nothing concrete now, but it’s hard for any player to resist the call from the 15-time Champions League champions.

Real Madrid will use the same game to sign Trent.

Real Madrid are reportedly willing to wait until the end of the season to sign Liverpool defender Trent Alexander-Arnold on a free transfer. Does that sound familiar? Yes, they used that strategy to sign Kylian Mbappe and Eden Hazard.

The Telegraph reports that Real Madrid hope to sign Trent Alexander-Arnold in the summer transfer window.

By then, they hope the England international will be available for free.

“Real Madrid are ready to abandon a January pursuit of Trent Alexander-Arnold and wait to see if the Liverpool full-back will be available on a free transfer in the summer.” Sources from the Telegraph informed.

“Alexander-Arnold is hugely admired at Santiago Bernabeu and they are looking at right-back options after Dani Carvajal suffered a serious knee injury in November, ruling him out long-term.

“But while the England international has just seven months left on his Anfield contract and market value will reduce as his deal nears expiry, it is understood the preference of the Spanish champions is for a Bosman free transfer should they go for the 26-year-old.

“With Arne Slot’s team involved in the Premier League title race, it is expected to be extremely difficult to land Alexander-Arnold in the mid-season window even, regardless of his contract situation.