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Trent Alexander-Arnold's former Liverpool team-mates have reacted to his decision to leave(Image: Diego Souto/Getty Images)

Trent Alexander-Arnold's former Liverpool team-mates appear to approve of his move to Real Madrid.

The England international has decided to head to the Bernabeu on a free transfer from the Reds.

Alexander-Arnold's decision drew intense criticism from Liverpool fans and he was booed in his final few games for the club.



Alexander-Arnold was joined at the announcement by members of his family, as well as Madrid's top brass.

They are not the only ones supporting his decision to leave his boyhood team for pastures new though.

Alexander-Arnold celebrated his unveiling at Madrid by posting an image on Instagram of himself and his family while wearing his new club's kit.

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The caption on the post read: "Family is everything." Alexander-Arnold received overwhelming support from his former team-mates at Anfield following the post.

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It received more than 1.8 million likes on Instagram, including from current Liverpool stars including Federico Chiesa, Andy Robertson, Wataru Endo, Dominik Szoboszlai, Ryan Gravenberch, Luis Diaz and Tyler Morton.

Former Reds stars Roberto Firmino, Gini Wijnaldum, Jordan Henderson and Adam Lallana also liked the post by Alexander-Arnold.

He was also welcomed by his new team-mates, with Jude Bellingham leaving a white love heart emoji as his comment on the post.

Alexander-Arnold was unveiled as a Real Madrid player on Thursday(Image: Real Madrid via Getty Images)

Alexander-Arnold is looking forward to starting the next chapter of his career.

I always knew that if I ever left Liverpool, it would be to join Real Madrid.

"There came a time when I had to decide whether to leave or stay, and it wasn't easy.