Premier League star’s agents silent on transfer request despite Real Madrid’s strong interest | OneFootball

Trent Alexander-Arnold’s future at Liverpool continues to be a topic of significant speculation, especially with Real Madrid reportedly keeping a close eye on the English full-back.

According to recent updates from Fabrizio Romano, Liverpool have not received any indication from Alexander-Arnold’s camp about his desire to leave the club.

This lack of communication has allowed the Premier League team to remain hopeful about renewing his contract, which is set to expire soon.

In recent days, rumours about Real Madrid’s interest in Alexander-Arnold have intensified. In fact, they have gone as far as offering him a long-term deal spanning four years or more, along with a substantial signing bonus.

Liverpool will not negotiate

Despite Madrid’s interest, Liverpool have made it clear they have no intention of selling Alexander-Arnold during the January transfer window.

Additionally, sources close to the player have confirmed that he is not considering a mid-season exit, even if uncertainties about his future persist. This suggests that any potential transfer might only take place in the summer, if at all.

Real Madrid view Alexander-Arnold as their top priority for the right-back position, ahead of other targets such as Alphonso Davies. The club’s hierarchy believes the Liverpool star is an ideal fit for their system.

Real Madrid value Alexander-Arnold

His versatility, which allows him to perform exceptionally both as a right-back and in midfield, is a key factor. Furthermore, his strong relationship with Jude Bellingham, a key player for Madrid, is seen as a major advantage in their pursuit.

While Madrid were reportedly willing to spend heavily to bring Alexander-Arnold to the Spanish capital in January, Liverpool’s firm stance has made such a move impossible.

For now, Liverpool’s hopes of keeping their star defender are only alive because his representatives have not expressed any intentions of leaving.

The situation could evolve in the coming months, but Liverpool remain determined not to do any business in January.