The Real Madrid contract from Trent Alexander-Arnold is said to contain an astronomical release clause while the club wants to actively protect their new acquired.
After months of speculation around his future, Alexander-Arnold confirmed earlier this month that he would participate with Real at the end of the season.
The move turned out to be seriously distributed by fans of Liverpool, especially because it seemed that the Academy graduated would leave his boys' club on a free transfer after he had rejected a new contract.
Real, however, ultimately chose to pay a fee of £ 10 million to complete the move early to have the English international on time before the start of their club World Cup campaign next month.
The decision illustrates how Central Alexander -Arnold is expected to be planning in the Spanish capital under New The Real Boss – and Liverpool Legend – Xabi Alonso.
A clear indication of how very real their new acquisition can be found in the details of his new contract.
According to a report from Fabrizio Romano, the Alexander-Arnold release clause will be € 1 billion (£ 840 million).
The eye-wiping figure means that every potential freer who wants to catch the 26-year-old in the future of the Bernabeu should collect to have the current transfer world record more than four times.
With the saga around his move away from Merseyside finally ending, Alexander-Arnold will join his new teammates before flying to the United States next month to be part of the renewed club World Cup.
The tournament of the year offers 30 teams for the first time, with Madrid the early favorites to lift the trophy.
Madrid will get their campaign on June 18 when they are confronted with an al-Hilal side with people such as Aleksandar Mitrovic, Ruben Neves and Kalidou Koulibaly.
They will then be confronted with the Mexican side Pachuca four days later before they complete their group against Red Bull Salzburg on 26 June.