Liverpool's own star Trent Alexander-Arnold is apparently on its way from Anfield, with discussions are going on with Real Madrid.
The right side refused to sign a contract extension before the start of this season, making him a free agent, the end of the campaign.
Los Blancos quickly came across the occasion with the aging Dani Carvajal who suffered from a crossing of a cruciate ligament, Real Madrid is looking for a long -term solution for defense.
According to Fabrizio Romano, the official contract design was sent to Alexander-Arnold from Madrid, who start positive discussions to do the deal, come the start of the summer transfer window.
The Englishman played 254 times in the Premier League for the Reds and immediately established himself under Jurgen Klopp and Arne Slot. Yet fans are furious with his threatening output, in which some calls him to be given birth for the rest of the season because of his apparent lack of respect for the club.
The departure of Alexander-Arnold is not the first time that a Reds have left the club and causes an enormous commotion among fans, which emphasizes the unparalleled passion in Liverpool.
Steve McManaman
A player who knows exactly what Alexander-Arnold is going on is Steve McManaman, a colleague Liverpool Academy product.
In 1999, the wing player rejected under the PAR contract offers when the clock struck his agreement, with the Englishman feeling that he was the best player, but the worst paid in the team.
The arrival of Gerard Houlier at the start of the 1998-99 season was also a turning point for McManaman, because the Frenchman and Roy Evans together with Roy Evans were managed in a strange experiment.
While fans were upset, more hatred focused on the Liverpool -hierarchy because of their inability to hold their big names, especially academy products.
McManaman stated that he had a meeting of four seconds about his contract negotiations in Liverpool, so that the poor offer of Liverpool quickly rejected and at the end of the season at Real Madrid acquired.
Looking for a chance abroad, the Lancashire Born Star had already made a decision to continue playing, a wise decision that saw him win seven big titles with Los Blancos.
Robbie Fowler
Prolific Liverpool striker Robbie Fowler was also left frustrated by the arrival of Houlier, which led to his exit at the end of the 2000-01 season.
The seventh top goal scorer of all time saw his position when the Reds Main Forward changed dramatically, because Houlier preferred Emile Heskey and Michael Owen to lead the line.
Fans loved Fowler, but the lack of playing time saw the Academy product abandoned Merseyside for Leeds in the next campaign.
Fowler openly spoke about dreaming of scoring more goals for Liverpool and complains that he should have been higher on the Legboard of all time.
His departure raged Liverpool fans who emphasized the poor man management of the Houlier era and the many beloved Liverpool players who were forced.
Michael Owen
Continue with the trend of Reds heroes that Anfield changed for the Spanish capital, Michael Owen sealed a move to Madrid at the start of the 2004-05 season.
After breaking through as teenage sensation, Owen quickly rose in Liverpool, including five large titles with the Reds.
From a personal perspective, the individual versions of Owen saw him win the coveted balloon d'Or in 2001, an award that led much interest from Real Madrid.
Houlier's looting and the deterioration of Liverpool's title ambitions forced Owen to consider his options, which even resulted in it being on the couch at the start of the 2004-05 season to prevent his move to the Bernabeu Materlise.
Owen stayed in Real Madrid for one season and returned to the Premier League, where he finally ended up at Liverpool's Bright Rivals Manchester United.
This movement led to hostile fan interactions in which Owen lively remembered that he was boosted on returning to Anfield with occasional shouting of 'You Manc'.
“I hated going back as a player,” Owen told The Daily Mail. “It felt like I was hit my brother. Because I was booing, I felt sick.
Xabi Alonso
Rafael Benitez succeeded Houlier on Anfield and quickly brought Xabi Alonso from Real Sociedad as the epicenter of the new technical midfield.
The Spaniard fascinated Liverpool Hearts and played a key role in the famous victory of the Side 2004-05 Champions League in Istanbul.
In the 2008 summer window, despite its consistent versions, a step away from Merseyside was proposed with Alonso to make way for Gareth Barry.
The transfer speculation came to nothing but the Spaniard left restless and uncertain about his position in the team when Liverpool chased another midfielder.
Fans wanted to support Alonso on and next to the field, including fans who sang his name during a pre-season friendly match against Lazio.
Due to differences with Benitez, Alonso moved to Real Madrid for £ 30 million, against his reported desire to stay in the club.
The sale of Alonso left fans dissatisfied and lost one of their favorite players when he clearly did not want to leave Merseyside.
Fernando Torres
Colleague Spaniard Torres excelled during his time at Liverpool and scored 65 times in 102 games with the club.
El Nino joined the Reds of Atletico Madrid in search of silverware, but remained disappointed and won no trophy.
Benitez's exit and the sale of the club left Torres in Crossroad in his career, desperately to win trophies and play with stability.
The new Liverpool manager Roy Hodgson claimed that Torres Torres was not yet for sale during the Transfer window of January that Chelsea made an £ 40 million bid that was rejected.
Torres would then submit a transfer request that, although initially denied, later culminated in an accepted bid of £ 50 million from the blues.
The Spaniard struggled in Chelsea during his time and was depicted as a villain on his return to Anfield, but won the trophies he was looking for.
Luis Suarez
A Premier League icon and half of the Formidable 'SAS' Strike Partnership with Daniel Sturridge, the final departure of Luis Suarez was certainly not unexpected.
His three and a half years spell on Anfield was marred by an incident with racial abuse and a further suspension for biting Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic.
However, these moments did not prevented the Uruguayan getting the goals and scored 69 times for the Reds in 110 games. The season prior to his final departure in 2014, Suarez was reportedly promised that he would leave Liverpool if they do not qualify for the Champions League 2013-14.
Arsenal submitted a notorious bid of £ 40,000.001 that was rejected, which led to the strong comments of Brendan Rodgers that Liverpool had not broken promises and Suarez had shown 'total lack of respect' to the club.
After another season in which Liverpool just missed the Premier League title – perhaps the best remembered for the devastating slip of Steven Gerrard against Chelsea – the Uruguayan sealed a £ 75 million step to Barcelona. This was despite signing a contract extension in 2014, which made the head cheated and angry in his exhibition of two faces.
His clear restlessness and the fact that his family lives in the Catalan capital saw his move as a win-win for all parties despite the emotional fall-out with fans.
Raheem Sterling
Once tipped to be a favorite in Liverpool after he was broken as a 17-year-old, Raheem Sterling finally broke the hearts of fans.
Sterling's Place on the Wing played a major role in the powerful Liverpool raid next to Suarez, Sturridge and Gerrard and looked safe when his career began to pick up.
In 2015 he rejected a contract offer of £ 100,000 a week with Anfield in favor of becoming a member of the growing SuperPower Manchester City.
The transfer epos was monitored by the public, so fans in Liverpool hurt when the winger joined their Premier League rivals.
The once Liverpool Wonderkid's bitter exit left a sour taste in the mouth of Liverpool fans and when he returns to Anfield, he is confronted with the recoil of supporters.
But Steven Gerrard chose to stay …
Although he never left his boy's club in his Prime, Liverpool's skipper was very close to signing a fierce rival of the Premier League.
For the first time linked to Chelsea in the 2003-04 season after being chased by the notorious football player Jose Mourinho.
The transfer speculation was continued for two seasons when Chelsea insisted to bring the Reds -legend to Stamford Bridge, including John Terry who tried to convince him during Euro 2004.
Former Liverpool -director Rick Parry stated: 'I think Steven virtually decided during the euro that he wanted to go to Chelsea. The mistake that Chelsea made was Steven to come back to Liverpool after the euros. '
“They should have kept him on Abramovich's boat.”
Chelsea was not the only lovers for Gerrard's services, because Real Madrid also came to the race for the Englishman under the misunderstood contractsaga in the transfer window of the summer of 2005.
Real Madrid seized the opportunity and offered £ 100,000 a week that was rejected by Gerrard, despite the fact that contract negotiations were concluded with Liverpool after comments from Gerrard's agent.
Liverpool then rejected a £ 32 million from Chelsea, but Gerrard submitted a transfer request in an attempt to get rid of Anfield under the confusion.
Phone calls from the family then led to a U-turn when Gerrard again opened conversations with Liverpool during his contract and made a deal for £ 50,000 a week.
Gerrard also offered his resignation as a captain because of his behavior that Benitez immediately rejected.
Fans still had to be won back because of his flirty behavior with a step away from Merseyside, which gave rise to burning his No 17 shirt, while a banner of 'Judas' was hung in Melwood and 'Traitor' was sprayed on the walls of the Melwood training area of the club.
A week later, Gerrard scored his first hat trick for the club while the loyal supporters of Liverpool sang his name and put an end to the transfer drama.
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