Alexander-Arnold Will Make His Debut with Real Madrid in a Big Way: SER Announces When It Will be

One of the players who would be a declared Real Madrid's target for the 2025 summer market is, without a doubt, Trent Alexander-Arnold. The British player’s contract with Liverpool ends in just six months and there doesn't seem to be any progress regarding his renewal. A situation that the white executives would have taken advantage of to transfer him.

For now, the fervent interest of the white team in getting his services at the end of the current season hasn't gone unnoticed. Trent Alexander-Arnold continues to distance himself from a renewal with the red entity while at the same time, an offer for the British defender is being launched from the Valdebebas offices.

The goal is for Liverpool to receive some money from one of its top stars' exit. This Madrid initiative, which could bring forward the arrival of the '66' to the 2025 winter market, arises due to the excellent institutional relationship that unites both elite teams. However, the reply from Kirkby offices would have been a definitive and emphatic 'no'.

The attempt to transfer Alexander-Arnold before his current contract with Liverpool ends has been canceled; Madrid opts to wait until summer with the free transfer. The information published by Cadena SER reveals this new objective of the executives led by Florentino Pérez... but also warns of an important change in sports planning for the near future.

Step by step

If Trent Alexander-Arnold arrives in Santiago Bernabéu locker room at the beginning of the market, Real Madrid could register him to play in the Club World Cup with the English defender. The competition organized by FIFA between June and July would offer enough space for Alexander-Arnold to be a newcomer to Real Madrid... and already be in the fight for his first major title.

Very few players can do that. Liverpool's own youth player knows he has a unique opportunity: the ability to "build a legacy" and be the world's best right-back until his retirement. He can only fulfilll those wishes by transfer with Real Madrid in half a year.

The best test, the first that Alexander-Arnold would receive, is in the Club World Cup. This competition organized by FIFA aspires to be a reference for the soccer elite, competing hand in hand with the Champions League, to attract attention.

Nothing is closed yet regarding Trent Alexander-Arnold's future, but the optimism that is felt in the offices of Valdebebas regarding his arrival is very promising. Especially because it's a 'must-have' transfer to continue with the generational change of the first team, coached by Carlo Ancelotti.