Liverpool star Trent Alexander-Arnold has somehow succeeded in reaching at the end of March without issuing a clear statement about his future because his contract expires. However, it seems that there will be few questions on his way, because his future is increasingly looking.
For months the line of the Spanish capital is that they are sure that Alexander-Arnold would come with them in the summer. Liverpool rejected a bid from Los Blancos in the winter transfer window, to stick to their starting right back for what was then a triple bid, and also hoping to convince him to stay.
Since then, conversations with Real Madrid seem to have been demanded, and the most recent report in Spain is that the only thing that lacks a deal is the signature of Alexander-Arnold on the dotted line.
Administrator Arne Slot, who wrote a number of remarkable stories this season, had made his decision to persuade Alexander-Arnold to stay. Exterior caught saying that Slot 'had taken all stops' to try to let the 26-year-old stay in the club. Efforts that seem to be in vain: Their information is that Slot's conversations with Alexander-Arnold have not protected any shift in the attitude of the defender.
This season, Alexander-Arnold has potentially one of the few defenders who ever wins the Ballon d'Or, and certainly those who have designs when picking up the prize are well advised to become a member of Real Madrid. Los Blancos not only dominated the prize during its history, and the club is doing its best to set up a campaign for their nominees.
With Dani Carvajal who will be 33 this year and comes out of a cross damage, Alexander-Arnold will undoubtedly win his chances of winning a start spot in the backline. Given his recent form, a greater challenge in the long term may come from Fede Valverde, that excelled.
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