Trent Alexander-Arnold of Liverpool is reportedly on the verge of joining Real Madrid on a free transfer this summer, according to a report by Sky Sports. The right-back has agreed on personal terms including a five-year deal at £240,000 per week, up from his current £180,000 at Liverpool. This also includes a lucrative signing-on fee and performance-based bonuses.
At 26, Alexander-Arnold has conquered major milestones at Liverpool, winning the Premier League, Champions League, and more. Departing Anfield after 21 years marks the end of an era, but offers a career evolution in Madrid. The switch reunites him with Jude Bellingham and reflects Madrid’s ambition, as they also aim to acquire Bournemouth’s Dean Huijsen and Crystal Palace’s Adam Wharton. Liverpool appears equipped with replacements like Conor Bradley, as well as Joe Gomez and Jarell Quansah.
Key Takeaways:
- Alexander-Arnold’s move to Real Madrid spans a five-year deal, including a pay rise and significant bonuses.
- His transfer marks the end of a lengthy association with Liverpool after 21 years.
- Liverpool has potential replacements lined up with academy graduate Conor Bradley.
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