The possibility of Trent Alexander Arnold leaving Liverpool for Real Madrid is gaining strength.
Spanish media "Marca" reported on the 28th (Korea time) that "Arnold has already met with the club board members. He has a clear plan for which team he will play next season."
The media claimed that Arnold met with Bodzin and expressed his willingness to leave Liverpool and move to Real. Arnold is an English side defender born in 1998.
He is a player produced by Liverpool Youth System and is active in only one club. He has already scored 19 goals and 85 assists in 332 games only since he entered the first team in 2016.
When Jurgen Klopp was the coach, he boasted enormous utilization as a multiplayer, moving between central and defensive midfielders. In particular, he displayed power in set-piece situations with his unique right foot kick ability.
Liverpool topped a number of stages, including the UEFA Champions League (UCL) and the Premier League (PL), during Arnold's time. Arnold has also grown into a world class where only the Professional Footballers Association (PFA) team of the year has been selected three times (2018/19, 2019/20 and 2021/22).
However, Arnold's history with Liverpool seems likely to end soon. Currently, Arnold's existing contract with the club expires in June 2025.
In other words, Arnold can freely negotiate with a new club starting on January 1 next year under Boseman's rule. He could possibly leave the club after gaining the status of a free agent. 메이저사이트
Real have kept an eye on Arnold for the past few years. The need is also sufficient. Currently, Real have not been able to return to Dani Carvajal due to a long-term injury. Lucas Vazquez is looking at the flanker as a temporary measure, but he is no match for Arnold in terms of skill.
Moreover, both players are veteran players who exceed 30 lines. For Real, there is no reason not to try to recruit Arnold if he is released as an FA. Media outlets said, "It seems impossible for Arnold to stay in Liverpool. He is tempted by Real. He wants new experiences."