Liverpool is at risk of losing Trent Alexander-Arnold at the end of the season, with a free transfer to Real Madrid an increasingly likely prospect.

However, with no real news in the last two months, it isn't completely out of the question that the local hero stays at Anfield.

Alexander-Arnold is Madrid's top target for the summer and his close friendship with Jude Bellingham has led many to believe a move to Spain is a formality, especially considering there's an argument to be made that he's won literally everything he could win at Liverpool.

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Speaking about the 2018 Champions League final, which Liverpool lost to Madrid, Alexander-Arnold highlighted the importance of winning trophies for his mindset?

It has to."

Alexander-Arnold shone the following season as Liverpool made it six in Madrid, beating Tottenham Hotspur at the Wanda Metropolitano to become European champion once again.

And it's clear to see how much that win meant to the young right-back, who said in the documentary: "I owe it to that six-year-old lad who walked through the academy gates the first day

Liverpool lost the Champions League final in 2018 to Real Madrid - but came back to win it the following year against Tottenham Hotspur

Liverpool is still fighting for three trophies this season, while Madrid is facing the very realistic prospect of a campaign devoid of any silverware at all.

The Reds are running away with the Premier League title, needing just seven wins to mathematically win the trophy for the second time in five years, is in the Carabao Cup final and is still in the Champions League.

Madrid, on the other hand, may well be in the Copa del Rey semi-finals and still in the Champions League, but finished runners-up in the Spanish Super Cup and faces a tough fight with Barcelona and Atletico Madrid in La Liga.

If Alexander-Arnold is serious about his desire and determination to win trophies, it's not completely out of the question that Liverpool is a more attractive prospect than Madrid.


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