Clear path for Barça and Madrid in signing a Liverpool star

Liverpool are not afraid of losing Trent Alexander-Arnold. The 25-year-old full-back could leave Anfield this summer, due to the leap in quality that Conor Bradley has made. The Irishman knew how to take advantage of the Englishman's physical problems with his knee to gain minutes on the left flank of the 'red', quickly displacing his teammate.

Bradley is 21 years old and was one of the sensations of the Premier League last season, despite the fact that he debuted on January 21, 2024. The talented youngster from the youth team won the trust of Jürgen Klopp from the first moment. In his first game against Bournemouth he provided an assist and in the second, against Chelsea, he provided two assists and a goal. An impressive performance based on his age and experience. The Irishman has reportedly impressed his new coach, Arne Slot, in preseason, so there is a good chance that he will be a starter in the 2024/25 campaign.

This would relegate Trent to the bench, something that the Englishman would not like at all, so he could force his exit. It must be taken into account that his contract ends on June 30, 2025, so, if he does not renew, it is likely that he will be sold this summer. The Liverpool-born player has many suitors, so it would not be strange to see him leave England in the next few days.

Barcelona and Real Madrid go for Arnold

Arnold made his debut with Liverpool at 18 years old in 2016. Being born in the city, he was part of the club's youth academy and has been there all his life. However, he knows that he cannot miss the opportunity to go and play for one of the greats in Europe. Real Madrid is one of the teams that has shown more than interest in his services. In fact, Jude Bellingham would be acting as an 'agent' in the operation, because the White House is looking for a full-back, while they await the resolution of the Alphonso Davies case.

Another team that is following in his footsteps is Barcelona. The player has said on multiple occasions that he is a fan of the club, especially because he believes that the team shares the same values ​​as Liverpool. This could achieve an interesting approach, taking into account that the Barça board is still unable to find a full-back. His market value is around 70 million euros according to 'Transfermarkt', so it will not be cheap if he decides to leave, but everything will depend on what the Englishman wants to do with his future. Will he arrive at La Liga this summer?