Three of Liverpool’s most important players are facing uncertainty regarding their long term future at Anfield.
The Premier League giants are on their way to win the Premier League this season but manager Arne Slot is expected to have a busy summer transfer window.
The likes of Mohamed Salah, Virgil Van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold have still not signed a new contract at the club and they could all leave at the end of the season for free.
Reports have consistently linked Alexander-Arnold with a move to Real Madrid who are looking for a new right-back to replace Dani Carvajal.
Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano has now reported that the deal between the Liverpool defender and La Liga giants is on.
He wrote on his X account:
“Trent Alexander-Arnold and Real Madrid, story revealed one year ago. Deal on.”
Trent Alexander-Arnold and Real Madrid, story revealed one year ago. Deal on. ⤵️👀 https://t.co/Lqy274OnRk
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) March 25, 2025
Alexander-Arnold has decided to leave Liverpool
Romano first reported the story last year in March that Los Blancos are actively chasing the Premier League star and waiting for his current deal at Anfield to expire so that they could sign him for free.
Real Madrid have been successful in getting what they want most of the times in the transfer window and this time it is going to be the same.
It would be a huge loss for the Reds to lose one of the best players at the club and that too for free.
Alexander-Arnold is at the peak age of his career and his performances this season have been crucial in Liverpool’s charge for the Premier League title.
Liverpool are pursuing a move for Bayer Leverkusen defender Jeremie Frimpong to replace Alexander-Arnold.
Real Madrid chief keen to sign another Liverpool star as well as Trent Alexander-Arnold
so has tapping up been acceptable in world football? because real Madrid have been doing it for years and getting away with it, they get whatever they want, fifa and uefa turn a blind eye, they also get top players which could cost anything from £45ml to £185ml for a quarter of tat price. They tell the player they want not to sign a new contract and they’ll give them a huge signing on fee.
So FIFA and UEFA need to get their act together.