Last updated on May 30, 2025
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The 26-year-old English right-back will now wear the famous white jersey of Real Madrid.
Image credit: Fabrizio Romano
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Real Madrid has officially signed Liverpool star defender Trent Alexander-Arnold in a surprising early move, even though his contract was about to end on June 30.
Instead of waiting for him to become a free agent, the Spanish football giant offered £10 million to get him now — and Liverpool accepted the deal.
Why the Rush?
Real Madrid wanted Alexander-Arnold to join the team before the FIFA Club World Cup begins on June 15.
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By signing him during the special mini transfer window (which opens June 1), they’ll be able to use him in the global tournament.
A New Chapter in Spain
The 26-year-old English right-back will now wear the famous white jersey of Real Madrid for the next six years.
He’s expected to bring his skill, creativity, and experience to the Spanish side as they aim for more trophies.
Farewell to a Legend
Trent’s journey with Liverpool began when he was just six years old.
🚨⚪️ Understand Real Madrid to pay transfer fee around €10m to Liverpool to have Trent Alexander-Arnold at the Club World Cup.
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) May 30, 2025
Real will also cover his salary for June and July as part of the agreement with Liverpool. pic.twitter.com/Y4lCeqsadX
He worked hard through the club’s youth academy and made his senior debut in 2016.
Since then, he’s made 354 appearances, scored 23 goals, and won eight major trophies, including:
- 2 Premier League titles
- 1 Champions League
- 1 FIFA Club World Cup
- 1 UEFA Super Cup
- 1 FA Cup
- 2 League Cups
Liverpool fans will always remember him as a local hero who made it big.
Liverpool’s Message
In a statement, Liverpool said they are grateful for Trent’s contributions over the years and wish him the best as he begins his new journey in Spain.
