Trent Alexander-Arnold explains Liverpool exit after claims 'fans will never get it'

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Trent Alexander-Arnold at his Real Madrid unveiling in June(Image: Real Madrid via Getty Images)

Trent Alexander-Arnold reiterated that his decision to leave Liverpool was the toughest of his life.

The England international is now at Real Madrid, having signed a six-year deal with the Spanish club, and some Reds fans remain frustrated by the manner of his exit.

Former Liverpool striker Michael Owen moved in the same direction during his own playing career, and argued some fans who support the club no matter what were never likely to side with the player.



You can feel the weight of the shirt, but that’s what drives you to give it your all.”

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Owen's Madrid adventure lasted just one year, with the striker returning to the Premier League with Newcastle.

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Michael Owen was another to trade Liverpool for Real Madrid(Image: AFP)

Alexander-Arnold has started two of Real Madrid's three league games this season, coming on as a late sub in the other, but has yet to hit top gear.

Which he appreciated and he was very clear that he’s desperate and keen to come back and play for England," Tuchel said.

Alexander-Arnold has been left out of the England squad as he settles in at Real Madrid(Image: AFP via Getty Images)

“It’s all in the mix but it is a competitive decision.

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