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This season, Liverpool are firing on all cylinders. After the resounding departure of Jürgen Klopp last summer after several years at the high level, the Liverpool leaders decided to bet on Arne Slot. Ultimately, this rather risky bet on paper, as the former Feyenoord coach seemed inexperienced for such a role, ultimately paid off.
Indeed, first in the Champions League and the Premier League, the Scousers are having an exceptional season. Considered by many to be the best team in Europe since the start of the season, Liverpool seem unstoppable and their good start to Boxing Day with their victory against Leicester (3-1) this Thursday confirms that this team is clearly capable of holding on. the length. However, this incredible vintage could be the last dance for several executives.
Liverpool know Trent Alexander-Arnold wants to join Real Madrid
Indeed, for many months, the future of several executives has been the talk of Liverpool. Indeed, while Mohamed Salah, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Virgil Van Dijk are at the end of their contracts next June, the Reds risk being seriously penniless for next season. While the decision of the two thirty-year-olds would rather remain on the Anfield side, that of the right defender is more murky. Having already succeeded in numerous challenges with his training club, the native of the city could be tempted by the idea of winning titles elsewhere.
Courted for many months by Real Madrid, the 26-year-old Englishman would not be insensitive to the Iberian sirens. This Friday, Marca goes further and explains that the leaders of Anfield are aware that their protégé wishes to join the Merengues at the end of his contract next June. Author of four assists in 16 matches this season, the England international (33 caps) informed his leaders of his decision. In Madrid, he is particularly eagerly awaited by his great friend Jude Bellingham, as indicated by the Iberian publication.
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