Real Madrid Confidencial Surprisingly, Florentino Leaves Kimmich's Signing in Alexander-arnold's Hands
The possible arrival of Joshua Kimmich depends entirely on Trent Alexander-Arnold.
One of the names most associated with Real Madrid is Trent Alexander-Arnold. The Liverpool player, being in the final months of his contract, is getting closer to arriving at Valdebebas. However, and without yet being a Merengue player, the Englishman holds in his hands the decision of the future that awaits Joshua Kimmich.
The German, no longer having a renewal offer from Bayern Munich, is in the final months of his contract. Being able to perform both in the midfield and on the right wing, he is quite a solid option for the club. Therefore, if for some reason Arnold doesn't end up arriving, which is unlikely, the club would quickly go for Kimmich.
Even so, even with Arnold being part of the team, there are possibilities of seeing both players at Real Madrid. With a certainly uncertain future for Kimmich, we will have to wait for the possible fate that Trent Alexander-Arnold decides for him.
Arnold's Responsibility
At 26 years old, Arnold is finally closer than ever to becoming part of Real Madrid. Having to wait several seasons, Florentino Pérez is close to fulfilling one of his great objectives. However, the possibility of having Kimmich in the squad has put the team in an unexpected dilemma.
The 30-year-old German, aside from his ability to be a right-back, has a profile quite similar to Toni Kroos. Being able to be the new leader of the midfield and provide stability to this position, the German would be a great signing for Madrid.
Although Florentino leaves Kimmich's future in Arnold's hands, the reality is that the club could secure the transfer of both. Being in the final months of their contracts, the team could sign two already established stars completely free.
An Interesting Possibility
Acquiring the services of both players would help Madrid have peace of mind both on the right wing and in the midfield. However, given the interest that more clubs have in Kimmich, we will have to wait until the summer to see his fate.
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