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Trent Alexander-Arnold speaks at a press conference.(Image: (Alberto Gardin/Eurasia Sport Images/Getty Images))

Trent Alexander-Arnold sent social media into a frenzy when he spoke his first words as a Real Madrid player on Thursday in perfect Spanish.

The 26-year-old, who has signed a six-year deal with the La Liga giants, delivered his opening address to club dignitaries and invited guests in Spanish without notes.

Alexander-Arnold, who Real made a single payment of €10million (£8.4million), as well taking on the responsibility of the player's wages for the month of June, used his address to thank the Real Madrid president, Florentino Perez, for giving him the chance to move to the Santiago Bernabeu.

However, his choice to speak in the language of his new club and not English surprised many.

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And now, taking to social media, the England international has posted a video which offers supporters a behind-the-scenes look at how his day unfolded as he was officially unveiled as a Real Madrid player.

The post, which is captioned with a house building and white love heart emoji, starts with Alexander-Arnold boarding a flight to Madrid with family and friends that departed from Manchester.

After touching down in the Spanish capital, the defender is captured changing into a black suit before the action continues with him making his address at his official presentation.

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The 43-second clip then concludes with the ex-Reds star posing for pictures in a Real kit and signing autographs.

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Speaking on Thursday, Alexander-Arnold revealed: "To be honest, it was never a question of where, it was whether to go or not to go but I always knew, I've probably known it for a long time, if I was ever to leave Liverpool, it would only be to go Real Madrid, that would be the only club for me.

"Then it gets to a point where you have to make a decision whether to go or stay and making that decision was not an easy decision because I'd been there so long, but eventually you have to make a decision and in my mind, I've made the right one."

Before he continued: "By waiting a long time, I mean by a couple of weeks, not years.

"If I'm honest, it's not something you dream of as it's out of reach and out of reality for a lot of players, there are only a handful of players who have been able to represent this club..

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"When I was younger I wasn't exactly thinking I would be here today, I was just thinking about learning about how I could be the best footballer I could be.

"It's a dream to be here, but there's still a lot of hard work to do.
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