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Trent Alexander-Arnold has been linked with a shock return to Liverpool in 2027, and now a big update has dropped regarding his Real Madrid future. Various claims have emerged regarding the 28-year-old in recent weeks, having struggled to impress in Spain to date, with one report saying he is keen on an Anfield return: “Trent Alexander-Arnold is unhappy at Real Madrid and wants first-team action.
LFC is also interested but the player will need to admit his mistakes in leaving Liverpool previously.” But now, Football Insider report that Jose Mourinho has “made it clear that he doesn’t want to lose” Alexander-Arnold in the near future, despite his struggle for football so far this season. Liverpool shouldn’t bring Trent Alexander-Arnold back to Anfield For all of Alexander-Arnold’s many qualities as a footballer, not least his world-class technical ability, Liverpool should decide against bringing him back to the club, whether that be in January or next summer.
Granted, Mourinho wants to persevere with him at Madrid, but there is a reason why he has only used him sporadically since taking charge in the summer. Liverpool sealing a reunion with Alexander-Arnold is too risky to justify going through with, and other right-back options need to be looked at instead moving forward.
