Liverpool monitor Alexander-Arnold amid limited Madrid role

Liverpool are monitoring Trent Alexander-Arnold as he faces limited playing time at Real Madrid, but no transfer agreement or formal offer has been reported. The reports say Real Madrid could consider a reasonable offer if his situation does not improve, while Alexander-Arnold’s immediate priority is to fight for a regular place. The 28-year-old joined Real Madrid from Liverpool in 2025 after leaving Anfield, where he had risen through the club’s academy. His role in Madrid has remained uncertain under manager José Mourinho, with midfielders used at right-back while Alexander-Arnold has been available. Reports say he has made three starts this season, following 14 starts in his first campaign at the Spanish club. The accounts of Liverpool’s interest, the player’s frustration and Madrid’s possible response all trace back to reporting by TEAMtalk, rather than separate confirmations from the clubs. Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester City are also reported to be monitoring his situation, with Bayern Munich mentioned as another possible interested club. No club has announced negotiations, and monitoring does not establish that Liverpool will make an offer. The reported interest comes...