Liverpool are weighing up a sensational return for defender Trent Alexander-Arnold this coming summer.
According to Football Transfers journalist Robin Berner, citing TEAMtalk, the Merseysiders are among the Premier League clubs closely monitoring the situation of the England international in the Spanish capital.
The 27-year-old right-back is struggling for game time at Real Madrid under the management of Jose Mourinho. In the opening eight matches of the season, Trent has only clocked up 292 minutes from a possible 720, spending three matches on the bench while Mourinho favours summer signing Denzel Dumfries.
A return to Anfield could stir up mixed emotions among fans due to his previous departure, but Liverpool's head coach Andoni Iraola is in desperate need of bolstering the right flank of defence. With Connor Bradley frequently sidelined by injuries and Jeremy Frimpong's form being inconsistent, the Reds have even had to rely on loan signing Ronald Araujo to fill that gap.
Real Madrid might agree to sell the defender in the summer of 2027 to alleviate their wage bill and secure a tidy profit following his transfer for €10 million.
