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The tension surrounding Trent Alexander-Arnold’s move to Real Madrid has grown in recent days, following his public confirmation that he will leave Liverpool at the end of the current season.
According to a report from Defensa Central, Real Madrid president Florentino Perez has personally contacted the England international to offer reassurance amid intense criticism from sections of the Liverpool fanbase.
After Alexander-Arnold shared a farewell video on social media, some supporters reacted with frustration and anger. Incidents have included shirt burnings, threats to remove murals, and waves of online abuse. Many fans view his decision to join Real Madrid on a free transfer as disloyal, despite his long-standing contribution to the club’s recent success.
Perez, known for managing high-profile situations, is said to have encouraged the incoming full-back to stay focused on the future, assuring him that the surrounding noise would eventually fade. His gesture echoes the club’s approach during Steve McManaman’s free transfer from Liverpool to Madrid in 1999.
Adding to the conversation, former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher weighed in, acknowledging both sides of the emotional divide. “Liverpool fans like Trent, but Trent is going to Real Madrid. Let him do what he wants, it’s his career. Fine, I wish him luck. But Liverpool fans can also feel however they want about this situation,” Carragher said.
From Real Madrid’s perspective, Alexander-Arnold is a major addition. His creativity, passing range, and adaptability are well-suited to the club’s current system. But before his chapter in Spain begins, he faces a challenging farewell at Anfield, with three league matches still left to play.
This article was updated 3 weeks ago