"Trent Alexander-Arnold's much-anticipated dream move to the Santiago Bernabeu has not quite followed the script since his high-profile arrival in the Spanish capital. Having joined Los Blancos as a free agent rather controversially, and burning bridges with Liverpool fans in doing so, Trent Alexander-Arnold was expected to seamlessly inherit the right-back throne. However, a difficult start to life in Spain has already sparked rumors of a swift and surprising return to English football."
"a 40m sale would effectively register as pure profit. Despite the speculation and clear financial incentive, Real Madrid are not considering a sale at this stage. Defensa Central states unequivocally that Madrid's hierarchy remain fully committed to Alexander-Arnold and have no plans to listen to offers. Crucially, the player himself is also said to be determined to succeed in Spain. The report emphasises that Alexander-Arnold doesn't want to leave either, viewing his struggles as part of a natural adaptation period after changing leagues, countries"
Trent Alexander-Arnold joined Real Madrid as a free agent in a move that alienated many Liverpool supporters. He was expected to assume the right-back role but has struggled to adapt to Spanish football and new tactical demands. The difficult start has generated speculation about a quick return to England. Manchester City, Manchester United and Newcastle United are monitoring his situation and are reportedly prepared to offer around 40m in the summer. A 40m sale would represent pure profit for Real Madrid after minimal outlay, yet the club remain committed to Alexander-Arnold and have no intention to sell.
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