Trent Alexander-Arnold will join Real Madrid when the transfer window opens on Sunday in a deal worth £10m for Liverpool.

Due to the new-look nature of the FIFA tournament, the worldwide transfer window opens officially for 10 days from Sunday June 1, which has allowed Real Madrid to complete the deal for Alexander-Arnold in time for their first game of the competition, against the Saudi Pro League's Al-Hilal on June 18.



Having informed the club of his plans during the March international break, he made public his intentions to leave at the end of the season earlier this month, in a video message recorded for supporters, which was followed by a sit-down interview with LFCTV.

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As a 26-year-old England international who has been pivotal to Liverpool winning every major trophy on offer since 2019, including two Premier League titles, Alexander-Arnold's true value far exceeds the fee Real Madrid are paying.

Klopp, who held up a Liverpool shirt with Alexander-Arnold's name on the back, said: “I don't want to tell anyone what they should think, I don't want to say what you have to think but I can tell you what you think is wrong.

We are famous for not forgetting.”

Sunday's Premier League trophy ceremony passed without incident, however, with Alexander-Arnold cheered when his name was read out as part of the substitutes' bench and when he was brought on for Bradley at half time.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart, I love my city."

The right-back could line up against his boyhood club next season when Liverpool and Real Madrid take part in the Champions League.