For the love of Liverpool, Trent Alexander-Arnold would say no to Real Madrid for this reason

Among the changes that may be approaching in the Liverpool team, no one would have thought of a remote departure of Trent Alexander Arnold, a player who has recently been linked to the Real Madrid team, with the Spanish team offering a good sum of money that could be rejected by this Reds figure since his objective and mission as an athlete is still on Merseyside.

According to recent information from the Anything Liverpool account on , because in sports Trent would be gaining the possibility of being part of a Merengue team that aims to be one of the best clubs on the old continent with the arrival of multiple reinforcements. In this probable negotiation attempt for Arnold, perhaps the influence of Jude Bellingham will end up being crucial in the final decision of his teammate in England, but it seems that TAA would be rejecting even the possibility of being able to share the field with a good friend due to his focus focused on Liverpool, an institution that has given this player more responsibilities within a group that is more renewed and capable of fighting for the best local and international titles.

This importance that Arnold is having at Liverpool is largely due to the good management that coach Jürgen Klopp is carrying out, making this German strategist not only a leader from the field, but also off it, quickly understanding the group and individual needs of each player, making Arnold an undervalued player in the Reds and England, one of the most requested within the team and national team ownership.

<strong>Arnold only thinks about his improvement as a multifunctional player</strong>

As long as the rumors do not go beyond being just that, Alexander Arnold will continue to focus on his work within the Merseyside team, with reports indicating that this player has begun to carry out certain analyzes of Manchester City players whom he will most likely face on November 25 , and the Reds' 66 shirt wastes no time in continuing to enrich his learning towards a future lineup as a midfielder, as has already happened on some occasions with Gareth Southgate in England.