Alexander-Arnold's Transfer is Confirmed: Real Madrid Will Add Him Very Soon

Real Madrid is moving forward with its roadmap for the summer market. One of the most important transfers in those plans orchestrated by the club's executives was Davies, who was meant to enhance the team's left wing position. It won't be possible because the Canadian defender has reportedly chosen to renew with Bayern München.

The other free agent transfer that the leaders headed by Florentino Pérez are working on does offer better news. The information published by Ramón Álvarez de Mon highlights the great optimism of the club's leadership in  Trent Alexander-Arnold's transfer. According to the communicator and Madrid member, the entity "has already transfered Arnold for the next season".

The conclusion of this short but intense saga of the next summer's transfer market has made it clear that Madrid has a new right winger. "The cost of the operation is about 18-20 millions, considering the transfer bonus and commissions," states Ramón regarding the numbers of Alexander-Arnold's transfer. This free agent acquisition, one of the most desired by the European soccer elite considering the player's profile, is already fully agreed upon and there are no doubts.

First transfer underway

The journalist states on his social media that the British defender "won't arrive in January": the club's leadership insists on its reluctance to expand the first team mid-season. That directive remains despite Carlo Ancelotti having insisted, on more than one occasion, on making transfers to increase the defense's strength by taking advantage of the winter window.

Ramón clarifies that TAlexander-Arnold's arrival will be confirmed in the summer of 2025 not only due to the club's resistance to making moves in January. "Liverpool isn't considering it," making it clear that the red executives prefer to risk losing one of their top stars for free... if in the meantime they gain six months to attempt a last-ditch renewal offer.

In this case, according to the information published by Ramón Álvarez de Mon, there wouldn't be much to do from the Kirkby offices. The communicator and Madridist member has closely followed this saga and seems to have concluded with positive news for the club's sports discipline. The dilemma of the right-back, after two years with certain doubts, would be completely solved.

Now the challenge seems to be securing enough players for the opposite side, especially after Alphonso Davies's "rejection" of Florentino Pérez's executives. They also shouldn't forget to continue exploring the center-back market, another position heavily affected by injuries in the last two seasons.