The future of Real Madrid and England right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold (27) continues to generate debate across Europe, as the star reportedly faces significant challenges within the Los Blancos squad since the start of this summer transfer window.
Reports indicate that Manchester City are closely monitoring Trent, attracted by his ability to drive attacks, deliver decisive passes, and read the game quickly. The English champions believe they could secure his signature if they present a substantial offer to Real Madrid.
Trent has been linked with a possible departure from the Bernabéu following his struggle to secure a regular spot in the first team. Despite returning to action after recurring injuries, his performance has reportedly not satisfied Madrid’s technical bench, raising questions about his long-term future.
It is understood that Real Madrid management has not closed the door on Trent and is open to listening to offers from clubs interested in his services. Some club executives believe the player may not fully fit the team’s philosophy, which could accelerate a decision to let him leave if the right offer is received.
For Manchester City, the interest in signing Trent is partly driven by the number of injuries in their defensive line, prompting the coach to explore experienced alternatives with proven European pedigree.
As of now, Real Madrid has yet to release an official statement regarding the former Liverpool defender’s future, but indications suggest that the door remains open for negotiations.
