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Trent Alexander-Arnold Liverpool future remains uncertain as his contract continues to edge closer to expiring.

The vice captain's match-winning strike at Leicester City is the latest moment in a fine season, but it could be one that ultimately ends in heartbreak for supporters if he decides to leave Liverpool.

After coming up with the winner on his 350th appearance for his boyhood Reds, the club are still in dark as to whether they will be with or without his services next year and beyond.



For months a potentially career-defining switch to Real Madrid has been talked about as the alternative to him remaining a one-club man.

Losing such an adored player would inevitably play with the heartstrings of the Anfield faithful.

So with that, the ECHO analyses the latest news and rumours circulating Liverpool, including an update on their 26-year-old full-back and a potential defensive target...

Trent Alexander-Arnold timeline 'set'

"I have said all season that I am not going to speak on my situation.

I am not going to go into the details," Alexander-Arnold said post-match after scoring the Reds' crucial winner away to Leicester.

However, Football Insider claims that he is going to move to Real Madrid when the time comes for his Anfield deal to expire and that this decision is going to come out 'in the coming weeks'.

Los Blancos' confidence in getting a pre-agreement confirmed has been reported over the months since they were denied a January transfer by Liverpool.

Jonathan Tah announces move

Mundo Deportivo has previously claimed Liverpool's interest alongside Barcelona in Bayer Leverkusen central defender Jonathan Tah.

Like Alexander-Arnold, the 29-year-old is out of contract this summer.

But unlike his English counterpart, Tah has put all speculation to bed by announcing his intention to leave his club after 10 years on a free transfer.

He told BILD: "I have definitely informed the club of this.

"As has always been the case, everything has been openly communicated