Trent Alexander Arnold arrived in Madrid with a headline name and a six year contract, the kind of bet the Bernabéu makes when it believes a player can define an era. The move was announced at the end of May and made official in June with a full presentation, complete with Spanish remarks and the iconic white shirt.
When Trent Alexander-Arnold went off injured in his first Champions League game for Real Madrid a month ago, it cast doubt over his return to Anfield when his current club travel to Liverpool in November.
Liverpool are plotting a long-term bid to strengthen their midfield by targeting Eduardo Camavinga of Real Madrid, according to TBR Football. The Reds are said to be eyeing a move in 2026, when Camavinga’s situation could be more favourable.
Steven Gerrard has finally broken his silence on Trent Alexander-Arnold’s controversial transfer to Real Madrid in the summer. The saga dragged on throughout last season, with the Liverpool vice-captain refusing to sign a new contract until the very end, ultimately forcing a free move to the Spanish giants.
Liverpool have not looked the same in attack since Trent Alexander-Arnold’s departure. Despite sitting second in the table, Liverpool have not been playing well.
Real Madrid returned to winning form midweek as they were able to deliver an emphatic victory against Champions League newcomers Kairat Almaty. The 5-0 triumph in Kazakhstan would see Kylian Mbappe score a hat-trick, while Eduardo Camavinga and Brahim Diaz also featured on the scoresheet.
Following Tuesday’s excellent display against Levante, which resulted in a 4-1 away win for Real, they are back in action this weekend. They travel across the capital to take on Atletico Madrid in the derby on Saturday.
Real Madrid will look to sign a central defender in the summer, and that understandably has a number of top teams scrambling to avoid their top defensive talents being poached.
Just five minutes. That’s all Trent Alexander-Arnold got. Five minutes into his much-anticipated Champions League debut for Real Madrid, a moment that should have been a triumphant new chapter, turned into a nightmare.
Liverpool fans will not have to wait long before seeing Trent Alexander-Arnold back at Anfield and it promises to be anything but friendly. The 26-year-old, who walked away from his boyhood club to join Real Madrid this summer, endured a nightmare Champions League debut.
The Champions League is back, and Real Madrid kicked off their journey to Budapest with a group stage clash against Marseille. But instead of the focus being on the football, the spotlight quickly shifted to a worrying moment just minutes into the game.
Dani Carvajal won't give up his right-back spot to Trent Alexander-Arnold without a fight -- a situation that might actually work in Real Madrid's favor.
Fichajes reports that Konaté has reached an agreement with Real Madrid on a long-term deal running until June 2031. The contract mirrors the approach the club took with Trent Alexander-Arnold, who signed under similar conditions.
Real Madrid star Trent Alexander-Arnold already knows what it means to play at the Santiago Bernabeu, not least because of the pressure and media attention.
It's been several months since Trent Alexander-Arnold made the move to Real Madrid from Liverpool. The move was seen as a controversial one, not just by the fans of the Premier League champions, but also by some members of the media.
Real Madrid play their final La Liga game on August 30 before the September international break. Several Los Blancos players have been called up for international duty, with some teams facing critical World Cup qualifying games.
Trent Alexander-Arnold has not had the easiest start to life at Real Madrid, following his high-profile move from Liverpool earlier in the summer. He was dropped from the starting line-up for last weekend’s victory at Real Oviedo after a performance against Osasuna that attracted criticism from supporters.
Real Madrid will take on PSG in the semifinal of the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup with a surprising lineup that many did not expect. Los Blancos have been on fire under Xabi Alonso throughout the tournament and will need to play without a key player.
Real Madrid made two signings ahead of the FIFA Club World Cup to bolster its squad for the tournament. One of those was Liverpool right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold, a player they had their eyes on for some time.
Trent Alexander-Arnold has confirmed that he’s leaving Liverpool Football Club after a 20-year association with the Reds. While it’s seemed probable for