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The controversy involving Alexander-Arnold and Liverpool that could leave the club penniless

Coveted by European giants, Liverpool's right-back can now sign a pre-contract with any club

By Romario Paz

Alexander-Arnold: where will the Liverpool right-back gonna play??

Liverpool's star right-back, Trent Alexander-Arnold, is attracting significant interest from European giants as his contract at Anfield nears its end. Barcelona are reportedly leading the race to secure the England international on a free transfer next summer.

The Catalan giants have been monitoring Alexander-Arnold's situation for some time and see him as the ideal candidate to bolster their right-back position. With his contract set to expire in 2025, Barcelona believe they can lure the talented defender away from Liverpool without having to pay a transfer fee.

What's gonna happen?

However, Liverpool manager Arne Slot is keen to retain the services of Alexander-Arnold, who has been a key player for the Reds since breaking into the first team. The Dutch coach has expressed his desire to build his team around the England international and believes he has a crucial role to play in the club's future.

Real Madrid are also said to be keeping a close eye on developments. The Spanish giants have a long-standing interest in Alexander-Arnold and could enter the race for his signature if he becomes available on a free transfer.

The 24-year-old has been an integral part of Liverpool's success in recent years, playing a pivotal role in their Champions League and Premier League triumphs. His attacking flair, combined with his defensive solidity, has made him one of the most sought-after right-backs in world football.

El Clasico for Arnold

With Barcelona and Real Madrid circling, Liverpool face a difficult task in convincing Alexander-Arnold to extend his contract. The Reds will be hoping to tie down their star player to a new long-term deal, but the lure of playing for one of the biggest clubs in the world may prove too tempting for the England international to resist.

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