Real Madrid Confidencial Arnold Follows Davies' Path, Huge Amount He Asks for to Avoid Transfer for Real Madrid
The player doesn't accept the salary offered by Liverpool and continues with his idea of landing at Bernabéu
Trent Alexander-Arnold's transfer for Real Madrid is closer. After the player didn't accept the salary offered by Liverpool, the club believes that the player continues to send signals.
Real Madrid, in their quest to find reinforcements and a different profile to the injured Dani Carvajal, has found their ideal prospect. Trent Alexander-Arnold has everything that Florentino Pérez wants. The player is most desired by the president of the white team and the fans are asking for his arrival as soon as possible.
There are new movements in the operation
A few weeks ago, The Athletic pointed out that negotiations between the winger and Liverpool for a contract renewal had not progressed. In the last few hours, The Sun has given more details about the offer that the 'red' team has made to the player.
According to resports from England, Liverpool are £100,000 a week short of convincing Arnold to sign a new five-year contract. The player is currently paid £180,000 a week and the Anfield club has offered £70,000 more.
However, the offer has been rejected by Trent Alexander-Arnold. The player is asking for £100,000 more, as he aims to earn £350,000 a week.
The player's refusal has been welcomed by Real Madrid. The Merengue club is delighted with the decision of Trent Alexander-Arnold who continues to get closer to the Merengue team.
Jude Bellingham, a key name in Arnold's transfer
Should the Liverpool player sign for Real Madrid, Trent Alexander-Arnold will be reunited with Jude Bellingham. The two are great friends from the national team, but have never played together in club soccer.
Jude Bellingham is certainly an asset for the Englishman. The Real Madrid midfielder would help Trent Alexander-Arnold adapt perfectly, leaving Anfield after a lifetime at Liverpool.
It should be remembered that Jude Bellingham had no problems adapting to Spanish soccer. For this reason, the help of the Englishman would be crucial for Arnold to feel integrated from the first moment.
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