Tag: Trent Alexander-Arnold

Real Madrid Leave Mbappe Out of Spanish Super Cup Squad Under “Zero Risk” Knee Policy

Kylian Mbappe
January 2026

Real Madrid ruled Kylian Mbappe out of the entire Spanish Super Cup due to a left-knee sprain, opting not to take him to Saudi Arabia, while Trent Alexander-Arnold returns to the travelling squad. Madrid’s medical staff and hierarchy chose a conservative plan after Mbappe played through the issue in recent weeks, deciding he will only return when fully fit and not for a short-term final.

Trent Alexander-Arnold suffers fresh ankle concern after first La Liga assist for Real Madrid

Trent Alexander-Arnold
December 2025

Trent Alexander-Arnold finally recorded his first La Liga assist for Real Madrid with a raking ball that Kylian Mbappe turned into the opener, only to limp off early in the second half with an apparent ankle injury that raises new doubts over his start in Spain. After a sharp attacking display and steadier defending against Nico Williams, Alexander-Arnold went down for treatment and was replaced by Raul Asencio, leaving Xabi Alonso sweating on scans while already missing Dani Carvajal and dealing with criticism from Spanish media who had branded the former Liverpool man clueless after earlier erratic performances and a recent hamstring layoff.

Alexander-Arnold ahead of schedule for Anfield return

Trent Alexander-Arnold (Real Madrid)
October 2025

The right back has resumed light work after a hamstring injury and could rejoin full training within ten days, putting a November 4 Anfield appearance in play. Medical staff at Valdebebas report encouraging progress. Final clearance hinges on full team sessions without reaction and load tolerance in sprint patterns.

Bellingham and Alexander-Arnold omitted from Real Madrid calendar amid fitness struggles

Jude Bellingham, Trent Alexander-Arnold (Real Madrid)
October 2025

Real Madrid’s 2026 official calendar notably excludes Jude Bellingham and Trent Alexander-Arnold, symbolising a dip in their status amid form and injury struggles. Bellingham, recovering from shoulder surgery, has lost his automatic starting role under Xabi Alonso, while Alexander-Arnold’s debut season has been hampered by a serious hamstring injury.
Bellingham has started only one of Madrid’s past three matches since returning and was also omitted from Thomas Tuchel’s latest England squad due to fitness concerns. Alexander-Arnold, signed from Liverpool in the summer, tore his biceps femoris muscle during his Champions League debut and remains sidelined. Madrid insist both remain key to long-term plans but face immediate competition from rising talents such as Arda Güler and Franco Mastantuono.

Alexander-Arnold Benched as Alonso Rotates Madrid Squad

Trent Alexander-Arnold (Real Madrid)
August 2025

Xabi Alonso benched Trent Alexander-Arnold against Real Oviedo, restoring Dani Carvajal at right-back. Rodrygo returned to the starting XI amid speculation over his future, with Manchester City, Liverpool, and Arsenal reportedly circling. Franco Mastantuono made his first start in midfield. Alonso rotated his squad after debuting Alexander-Arnold last week, opting for Carvajal’s experience. Rodrygo’s inclusion signals Madrid’s attempt to maintain his morale while transfer rumours swirl. Alexander-Arnold’s early benching highlights Alonso’s measured integration plan for new signings.

Trent Alexander-Arnold Joins Real Madrid Ahead of Club World Cup

Trent Alexander-Arnold (Liverpool > Real Madrid)
Deal confirmed, debut expected June 18

Real Madrid have signed Trent Alexander-Arnold for €10 million ahead of his contract expiry, allowing him to play in the Club World Cup. He joins on a six-year deal after leaving Liverpool.
Madrid fast-tracked the transfer to aid team integration and bolster their defense following Dani Carvajal’s injury. Alexander-Arnold reunites with Jude Bellingham, boosting Madrid’s right flank for the new season.

Mixed Anfield Farewell for Trent as Exit Nears

Trent Alexander-Arnold (Liverpool)
Sunday, final home game of the season

Trent Alexander-Arnold was booed by sections of the Anfield crowd during his first appearance since confirming he will leave Liverpool this summer, with others applauding him.
Subbed on in the 67th minute, the academy graduate received a mixed reception after revealing he won’t renew his contract; Conor Bradley, seen as his successor, started and drew strong support.

Alexander-Arnold Nears Shock Real Madrid Move

Trent Alexander-Arnold (Liverpool)
Summer 2025

Trent Alexander-Arnold is close to finalising a move to Real Madrid after informing Liverpool he plans to leave. A verbal agreement is in place on nearly all terms.
While image rights and legalities remain to be finalized, the move is driven by Alexander-Arnold’s desire for a new challenge abroad. Talks with close friend Jude Bellingham helped inform—but did not determine—his decision.

Real Madrid seek early deal for Trent Alexander-Arnold

Trent Alexander-Arnold (Liverpool)
June 2025

Real Madrid hope to sign Trent Alexander-Arnold in time for the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup. Despite his contract ending in June, Madrid want to fast-track the move for an early debut.
Madrid may pay a nominal fee under €1m while Alexander-Arnold could waive his final month’s wages. Liverpool are reportedly open to discussions ahead of a potential summer departure.

Trent Alexander-Arnold to Reveal Liverpool Future Soon

Trent Alexander-Arnold (Liverpool)
April 2025

Trent Alexander-Arnold must clarify his Liverpool future next week, with his contract expiring this summer and Real Madrid reportedly interested.
Alexander-Arnold has avoided contract talk in recent interviews. Neville says once Liverpool clinch the title, there’ll be no excuse to delay a public decision on whether he’s staying or leaving.

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