The Liverpool player Real Madrid are eyeing to replace Carvajal has chosen Barca over Real Madrid in a recent interview! 😱👑

Trent Alexander-Arnold’s future at Liverpool is currently uncertain. His contract expires on June 30, 2025, and talks for an extension seem stalled, raising the possibility of him exploring free agency. As one of the world’s top right-backs, he is attracting interest from several elite clubs.

 

Real Madrid appears to be in a strong position to sign Alexander-Arnold, as rumors suggest they have him on their radar. This speculation is heightened by Dani Carvajal’s injury, which leaves Lucas Vázquez as the only natural right-back, despite his effectiveness as an emergency option.

 

Reports indicate that there have been discussions between Real Madrid and Alexander-Arnold to evaluate the situation and consider possible agreements. If he does not renew his contract, Madrid could either acquire him at a reduced price in the winter transfer window or sign him as a free agent in July.

 

Interestingly, while Alexander-Arnold is open to joining Real Madrid, recent reports suggest he may lean more towards FC Barcelona. The Catalan club is also looking to strengthen its right-back position. Although Jules Koundé has performed well, he is not a natural fit for that role.

Real Madrid target's Barcelona admiration comes to light after old interview resurfaces - Yahoo Sports

Alexander-Arnold’s interest in Barcelona has been fueled by past comments in a 2022 interview with ‘GQ,’ where he expressed admiration for the club, citing shared values with Liverpool and his childhood admiration for Messi and the iconic Barça team.

 

Additionally, a recent TikTok game further hinted at his preference. In a showdown between Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, Alexander-Arnold chose Messi as the best player, leading many to speculate about his inclination towards Barça.

 

It remains to be seen if his preference for Barcelona will impact his potential transfer. Players often end up at clubs they didn’t initially support, so while Barcelona has not been heavily linked to Alexander-Arnold as Madrid has, there’s always a chance they could enter the race. Only time will tell.