Trent Alexander-Arnold is on the verge of leaving Liverpool for Real Madrid as his contract nears expiration. Although he will become a free agent in July, FIFA's impending rule changes linked to the 2025 Club World Cup may enable Liverpool to secure a transfer fee for him before he officially joins Real Madrid. This is particularly relevant since Liverpool had previously rejected a £20 million offer for the player, hoping to generate revenue from their academy product before his departure.
Despite Trent Alexander-Arnold set to join Real Madrid as a free agent, Liverpool may still receive a transfer fee due to a FIFA rule change.
Liverpool rejected a £20m offer from Real Madrid earlier this year to keep Alexander-Arnold, anticipating better future opportunities as a club.
FIFA's new rule changes allow clubs involved in the Club World Cup to make transfers in a new interim period, significantly affecting Liverpool's strategy.
With Alexander-Arnold's contract set to expire on June 30, Liverpool may still capitalize financially on his departure before he becomes a free agent.
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