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Former Liverpool defender Trent Alexander-Arnold recorded his first assist as a Real Madrid player on Tuesday, setting up Gonzalo Garcia in a 1-0 win over Juventus at the FIFA Club World Cup.

Alexander-Arnold received the ball on the right wing and produced his trademark delivery into the penalty area, and Garcia powered his header past Juventus goalkeeper Michele Di Gregorio.

Madrid agreed to pay Liverpool $13.75 million so that Alexander-Arnold could be released from his contract prematurely, and the decision paid off.

The 26-year-old faced criticism for his performances in Madrid's three group games, but turned up when it mattered in the first knockout round.

"Trent Alexander-Arnold might be cooking at Real Madrid more than we thought btw," one fan suggested.

It was a relatively tame Round of 16 clash between Madrid and Juventus, given some of the other ties in this knockout round, but Alexander-Arnold also celebrated a clean sheet.

"The language is the most difficult thing and it’s going to take a bit of time to adapt.

"The settling in period is done and it’s about kicking on and being the best player I can be and helping the team win as many games as possible, starting with this competition

It’s knockout football

It’s part of the DNA of the club