Liverpool said to be exploring Alexander-Arnold return

Liverpool said to be exploring Alexander-Arnold return

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2026-10-20 23:20:36
Reports said Liverpool were exploring a move for Trent Alexander-Arnold as his Real Madrid situation was monitored by several clubs.

CaughtOffside, citing an exclusive report from TEAMtalk, said Liverpool are exploring bringing Trent Alexander-Arnold back to Anfield from Real Madrid. The report added that Liverpool are monitoring developments rather than pushing for an immediate agreement.

Playing time at Real Madrid

Alexander-Arnold left Liverpool in 2025 to join Real Madrid. He has made just 3 starts this season and was substituted at half-time during Madrid’s recent encounter with Villarreal. Federico Valverde was used at right-back against Sevilla.

Other clubs watching

CaughtOffside, citing TEAMtalk, said Liverpool are among several clubs monitoring Alexander-Arnold's situation at Real Madrid. CaughtOffside, citing TEAMtalk, said Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester City are also keeping tabs on developments regarding Alexander-Arnold. CaughtOffside said Bayern Munich could consider a move for Alexander-Arnold.

Player and club positions

CaughtOffside, citing TEAMtalk, said Alexander-Arnold is growing increasingly frustrated by his limited playing time at Real Madrid. CaughtOffside said Alexander-Arnold remains happy in Madrid and is determined to fight for his place despite his frustrations. CaughtOffside said Real Madrid are reluctant to force Alexander-Arnold out, but could consider a reasonable offer if his situation does not improve. CaughtOffside said Alexander-Arnold's substantial salary could complicate negotiations.

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