"Trent Alexander-Arnold's recovery from a hamstring injury is progressing well, raising hopes that the Real Madrid defender could be fit in time to face former club Liverpool in November's Champions League clash. The 27-year-old England international sustained the injury during Real's group-stage win over Marseille on 16 September, limping off after just five minutes. Initial reports suggested he could be out for up to six weeks."
"A boyhood Liverpool fan, Alexander-Arnold described leaving Anfield last summer as the "hardest decision [he's] ever made." The right-back came through the club's academy after joining at the age of six and went on to make 354 senior appearances, winning two Premier League titles, a Champions League, and an FA Cup during his time under Jurgen Klopp and Arne Slot."
Trent Alexander-Arnold is recovering well from a hamstring injury sustained on 16 September during Real Madrid's group-stage win over Marseille, when he limped off after five minutes. Initial reports suggested up to six weeks out. Real Madrid travel to Anfield on 4 November, seven weeks after the injury, and rehabilitation remains on track, giving a realistic chance of availability. Alexander-Arnold left Liverpool last summer after rising through the academy from age six, making 354 senior appearances and winning multiple major trophies. He has made five appearances for Real, totaling 156 minutes before the injury. A return would be a poignant homecoming.
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