Trent Alexander-Arnold is from a contract at the end of the season and the Liverpool star increasingly seems ready for Real Madrid in a blockbuster-free transfer
Trent Alexander-Arnold has agreed to add this summer to Real Madrid to a free transfer, is claimed. The Liverpool star is from a contract at the end of the season and Madrid regards him as the long-term replacement for vice-captain Dani Carvajal.
Madrid had rejected an range of £ 20 million by Liverpool in the January transfer window, with the Reds decided to retain Alexander-Arnold for at least the rest of the current campaign.
There was hope that they could convince him to bind his future to Liverpool, but the International of England was set up to move to Spain. According to a report from Sky Sports Switzerland, he finally agreed with Madrid after long -term negotiations.
It is claimed that Alexander-Arnold has been set to put pen on paper on a lucrative five-year-old deal with a value of approximately £ 12.5 million a year, whereby the 26-year-old is also set on a signing bonus described as 'equivalent to reasonable transfer costs'.
It is suggested that Liverpool boss Arne Slot wants Bayer Leverkusen-star Jeremie Frimpong Alexander-Arnold. It is claimed that Slot has made direct contact with the representatives of Frimpong via telephone, with both parties in a regular discussion.
Van Leverkusen is said that the Frimpong appreciates around £ 42 million and Liverpool prepares a 'first offer in this reach' to test the Solarkusen solution. The report also notes that the player is interested in a move to Anfield.
Alexander-Arnold is now aimed at restoring an ankle injury he had picked up when Liverpool crashed from the Champions League against Paris Saint-Germain earlier this month.
He was omitted from Thomas Tuchel's first English team as a result, but Slot will remain hopeful Alexander-Arnold will be back in action before the end of the season. Speaking for the last defeat of Liverpool Carabao Cup to Newcastle, he said: “Trent is not available.
“He will not be in the final, but he still has to be assessed on how it will take. We expect him before the end of the season.”
Liverpool is currently 12 points clearly at the top of the Premier League with nine games over and Alexander-Arnold hopes to end in a high by lifting the trophy for the second time.
“Every match is now almost like a final,” Alexander-Arnold told CNN Sports. “Because a certain other team looks like they click in gear, which means that it goes to the wire as usual, which means that every game is a must, as simple as that.
“That is the way you want it. You want to be pushed and you want to push yourself as far and as hard as possible and test yourself to the utmost. Each game is a must. Even a draw feels like a loss, regardless of its context.”
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