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Trent Alexander-Arnold is expected to be out for 4 to 6 weeks due to a hamstring injury sustained during Real Madrid's Champions League match, impacting his availability for upcoming games and England's World Cup qualifiers.
Liverpool confirmed the transfer of Trent Alexander-Arnold to Real Madrid, ending his 20-year association with the club. The club expressed gratitude for his contributions, which include multiple major trophies, while Alexander-Arnold cited the desire for a new challenge as his reason for leaving. The transfer involves a fee of up to £10 million and will be finalized at the start of June.
Real Madrid announced the signing of Trent Alexander-Arnold from Liverpool, signing a six-season contract starting June 2025, and he will participate in the upcoming FIFA Club World Cup in the United States.
Trent Alexander-Arnold is reportedly set to remain at Liverpool, despite interest from Real Madrid. The ex-Reds defender suggests that Alexander-Arnold will choose to sign a new contract with Liverpool if the team, under Arne Slot, wins the title, indicating his commitment to staying at Anfield.
FC Barcelona drew 2-2 with Real Betis, missing out on an eighth consecutive win due to a late equalizer. Coach Hansi Flick was frustrated by his dismissal during the match. Meanwhile, Barcelona's women's team celebrated the club's 125th anniversary with a 4-1 victory over Betis. Off the pitch, Barcelona is eyeing Liverpool's Trent Alexander-Arnold and managing contract talks with players like Ronald Araujo. The club is also planning financial strategies to secure Dani Olmo's registration amid ongoing transfer activities.
Trent Alexander-Arnold provided insight into Jurgen Klopp's tactical changes during Liverpool's 2-0 win against Arsenal in the FA Cup, highlighting the impact of halftime tweaks and his own role in the match. His late free-kick led to an own goal, breaking the deadlock, and he emphasized the importance of making it difficult for the opponents to clear the ball. The win showcased Liverpool's strength and depth, with Alexander-Arnold's performance underscoring his significance to the team in the absence of Virgil van Dijk.
Liverpool staged a remarkable comeback to defeat Fulham 4-3 at Anfield, with two late goals securing the win. Trent Alexander-Arnold's free-kick, later credited as a Bernd Leno own goal, and Alexis Mac Allister's long-range strike were among the standout goals of the match. However, Liverpool's defensive frailties were exposed, and they missed the presence of injured goalkeeper Alisson. Jurgen Klopp praised the quality of the goals and credited the fans for their role in the comeback. Liverpool's next match is against Sheffield United.
Liverpool defeated Leicester City 3-0 in the Premier League with two goals from Curtis Jones and a sublime finish from Trent Alexander-Arnold, boosting their Champions League hopes while deepening the Foxes' relegation worries. Liverpool are fifth in the table on 65 points after 36 games, one behind fourth-placed Manchester United, who have a game in hand over their rivals. Leicester are 19th on 30 points, two behind Everton in the 17th spot with two games to go.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp praised right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold's "absolutely insane" performance in their 2-1 victory over West Ham. Alexander-Arnold set up Cody Gakpo's opening goal and was a vital force for the Reds. Klopp also highlighted that his entire playing squad looked back to their best during the pulsating clash. The win leaves Liverpool sitting sixth and once again in contention for European football next season. Klopp urged his players to "show their real faces" in the push for the top four.
Liverpool won their second successive away game against West Ham United, with goals from Cody Gakpo and Joël Matip. The victory moves them temporarily within six points of Manchester United in fourth spot. Gakpo and Trent Alexander-Arnold were the standout performers for Liverpool, benefiting from the new system being in place. Liverpool has two major new creative outlets to rely on in Alexander-Arnold and Curtis Jones, who is excelling in his more advanced position in midfield. Darwin Núñez struggled to get into the game off the bench, and it feels unlikely that he will start at the weekend as a result. West Ham boss David Moyes led the protests, but the referee got the decisions right.