Trent Alexander-Arnold's Liverpool reunion in major doubt after fresh clue

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Trent Alexander-Arnold will return to Anfield for the first time next week since leaving Liverpool for Real Madrid but he might not be on the pitch after allTrent Alexander-Arnold could be robbed of his Liverpool reunion by Real Madrid boss Xabi Alonso. The defender left Anfield in the summer by completing a move to the Spanish giants at the end of his contract.He endured an injury-hit start to his career at the Santiago Bernabeu, but now recovered, Alexander-Arnold was anticipated to be in the squad next week for Liverpool's Champions League clash with Real Madrid at Anfield.His chances appeared to be bolstered over the past week, with Dani Caraval picking up an injury - potentially clearing the way for Alexander-Arnold.

With the ball, he has the soul of a midfielder, but physically he’s very powerful.READ MORE: Mo Salah opens up on feelings at Liverpool after equalling Wayne Rooney recordREAD MORE: Liverpool respond to Arsenal message as Arne Slot undroppable emerges - 5 talking points“Since he started playing, his level has been improving, he’s getting more comfortable in the position, and we know he’s a complete player. Because of our needs, he’s played there and he’s done well.”Meanwhile, summer signing and former Manchester United star Alvaro Carreras started at left-back so that slot looks filled for now, particularly after he netted against Valencia.Alonso added: “He’s very competitive, does everything well, stays focused when the ball is out of reach, is strong in duels, and knows how to choose the right option.

Share your predictions in the comments belowAs the Real Madrid boss begins to consider his side for next week’s trip to Merseyside, Alexander-Arnold has moved to turn down a theory from Liverpool fans that he was learning Spanish long before his switch to Spain.Taking to social media, he said: “Hi, I'm Trent. If you're curious, you can read our Privacy Notice.Sky Sports discounted Premier League and EFL packageThis article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it.