Trent Alexander-Arnold's move from Liverpool to Real Madrid has been officially confirmed. While he made the no.66 iconic during his Premier League playing days, LaLiga regulations constrain him to numbers between 1 and 25. The current available options at Real Madrid include numbers 12 and 24, but with potential player movements, numbers like 4, 10, and 11 may soon become vacant. Fans are left speculating which number Alexander-Arnold will choose as he transitions into his new role at the Spanish club.
During his time in the Premier League, Trent Alexander-Arnold made the iconic no.66 his own, but must now choose a new number at Real Madrid.
LaLiga rules dictate that players must wear numbers between 1 and 25, impacting what options are available to Alexander-Arnold at Real Madrid.
Currently free at Real Madrid are numbers 12 and 24, but Alexander-Arnold may eventually inherit significant numbers such as 4, 10, or 11 as players move.
The ongoing speculation about the numbers Alexander-Arnold might wear continues, with links to possible departures of current holders like Modric and Alaba shaping the landscape.
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