Gary Neville has stuck up for Liverpool's Trent Alexander-Arnold after Reece James put on a dismal defensive display in Chelsea's 3-1 defeat against Manchester City

Trent Alexander-Arnold’s future remains one of the most pressing issues at Liverpool, with Real Madrid showing an unrelenting desire to lure the right-back to Spain. According to Fabrizio Romano, the Spanish giants have made Alexander-Arnold their primary transfer target for the summer and remain confident of securing him on a free transfer.

Liverpool ace Trent Alexander-Arnold has long been linked with a move to Real Madrid, however, it seems Los Blancos are chasing one of his team-mates.The Reds will be fully aware that they are

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Madrid have continued talks with Alexander-Arnold in the background and are believed to have already reached an agreement with him over a free transfer in the summer. That sparked another January approach, with Madrid keen to sign Alexander-Arnold immediately to help bring an end to their injury crisis in defence.

Liverpool remain in negotiations over a new contract for Trent Alexander-Arnold, despite reports in Spain claiming the England international has agreed to join Real Madrid, journalist Ben Jacobs has exclusively told GIVEMESPORT.

According to Spanish journalist Josep Pedrerol, Liverpool defender Trent Alexander-Arnold will sign for Real Madrid. READ MORE: Real Madrid Resigned To Fact Jan

The England international has entered the final six months of his contract at the club and his future at Anfield remains uncertain after contract talks with the Reds have stalled.Along with

Real Madrid have reportedly abandoned their efforts to sign Trent Alexander-Arnold during the January transfer window.According to Spanish outlets such as Marca and Sport,  both of which have been

Pedro Porro has been one of the few unqualified success stories at Tottenham over the past couple of seasons.The Spaniard arrived from Sporting on loan in January 2023 and over the past two years has

Kyle Walker told Pep Guardiola he wanted to experience a new league in another country - and Real Madrid could have been an option after he was offered to the Spanish giants on loan, only for the Span