Trent Alexander-Arnold’s future at Real Madrid is becoming increasingly uncertain, as several major Premier League clubs are monitoring the situation of the English defender with a view to signing him during the January transfer window.
According to Spanish media outlet Marca, the 28-year-old is going through a difficult period in the Spanish capital, where he has failed to secure a regular place in manager Jose Mourinho’s starting lineup.
Alexander-Arnold has fallen behind Denzel Dumfries and Federico Valverde in the team’s pecking order for the right-back position, resulting in limited playing time.
This situation has fuelled speculation about the England international’s dissatisfaction, with reports suggesting that he is not entirely happy with his role at the Santiago Bernabeu.
Interest from English clubs could open the door to a return to the Premier League, but a reunion with his former club, Liverpool, does not appear to be a realistic possibility at the moment.
According to the report, Liverpool have no interest in bringing back the player who was one of the club’s key figures for many years.
Despite these rumours, Alexander-Arnold remains focused on Real Madrid and is determined to convince Mourinho through his performances in training in order to earn a regular place in the starting lineup.
The January transfer window could prove decisive for the defender’s future if his playing time remains limited and interest from Premier League clubs turns into concrete offers.
