Since his debut in December 2016, Trent Alexander-Arnold has been integral to the way Liverpool play. Sure, he has played the second-most amount of minutes in the Premier League, behind only Mohamed Salah, but his impact within that is undeniable.

TRENT ALEXANDER-ARNOLD scored a huge win off the pitch – banking £8.5million from his sponsorship and image rights deals. The Liverpool defender – who’s almost certain to join

Liverpool's Trent Alexander-Arnold is close to a move to Real Madrid in the summer as his contract expires, according to The Athletic.

Real Madrid are in talks to sign Trent Alexander-Arnold when his contract expires in June; Liverpool defender is eager to make the move so how big a loss would he be, what would his exit mean for Mohamed Salah and how would his boyhood club replace him?

In the Carabao Cup fourth round in 2016/17, Alexander-Arnold was one of 11 changes made by Jurgen Klopp but his Liverpool side were still too strong for a Spurs team featuring 10 changes of their own. The tie was won thanks to a brace from one of the forwards.

Having joined Liverpool at the age of six, Trent Alexander-Arnold was given his first-team debut by Jurgen Klopp in October 2016. He established himself as a key member of a side that won the Premier League, Champions League and Club World Cup in the space of 14 months in 2019 and 2020.

Once heralded as Liverpool's 'King of Creativity,' Arnold’s exit raises significant concerns regarding Liverpool's tactical framework and future competitiveness. This article will explore Arnold's impact on Liverpool,

La Liga rules mean Trent Alexander-Arnold will not be able to wear his iconic shirt number should he complete a move to Real Madrid in the summer. Alexander-Arnold’s future has been the subject of intense speculation for much of this season, with the 26-year-old right-back nearing the end of his current contract at Liverpool.

Trent Alexander-Arnold is reportedly close to a move to Real Madrid when his Liverpool contract expires in the summer