A Liverpool Legend Pushes Arnold into Real Madrid's Arms with a Phrase

Real Madrid values  various transfers to expand its team  for the upcoming season. The executives led by Florentino Pérez are aware that the addition of a right wing is needed, considering Carvajal's injury and Lucas Vázquez's contract.

With those two factors on the table, the Madrid bosses have set their sights on a player who could end his contract this summer and arrive as a free agent. The name of Trent Alexander-Arnold has made an impression on Madrid's sports planning because he is currently the number one option for that position.

Everyone is watching the decision the English '66' might make to continue his competitive future in the European soccer elite. Besides stating that he wants "to build a legacy" and be one of the best right wingers of all time, some British legends are starting to point to Santiago Bernabéu.

Redknapp has no doubts: "If there's an opportunity to go to Madrid, how do you say no?" Acquiring the player's services, trained in Liverpool's youth academy, caused a small 'shock.' "He's a player who gave everything for the club," he said.

White future

"If he wanted to go and try a different culture, do something different, go and play." In another club outside the Premier, he could do so with total ease and much ease. The statement from the former English midfielder couldn't be more forceful: "He should take the risk and sign for Madrid."

The  dilemma facing Trent Alexander-Arnold doesn't have a correct or easy solution. Because the pressures from his current club to accept the renewal offer are constant. It's no wonder, as Arne Slot considers him essential for his sports project and would like to have him for many more years.

However, the possibility of transfer for Real Madrid, opening the doors to other completely different competitive scenarios, is very close. While it's true that the white executives can't compete economically, they put forward other variables that few teams have on their side today.

In the Valdebebas offices, they continue waiting for January 1st to approach Trent Alexander-Arnold with a definitive offer. The English right wing's reply will inevitably shape his future: if he refuses to sign for the white club, Real Madrid may never be interested in his transfer.