Trent Alexander-Arnold near the move to Real Madrid after accepting a five-year contract

Real Madrid make great progress in the signing of Trent Alexander Arnold from Liverpool when his contract at Anfield expires at the end of June.

If you face the deal, this will represent the end of a 21-year-old bond between Alexander-Arnold and his childhood club, as it is scheduled to reach the emergence of the 350th passage against Everton on April 2.

Although there is optimism that surrounds negotiations, Sky Sports states that the main details are still unleashed, which means that there is no certainty that the right back will wear Real Madrid white in the next season despite rumors of a five -year contract that is accepted.

Real Madrid has been watching Alexander Arnold for nearly two years, as he drafted a proposal for his temptation to Santiago Bernabeu.

The 25 -year -old rejected an extended and improved contract from Liverpool, indicating his intention to move from Mersiside when his current deal ends this summer.

Under the current transport regulations, clubs outside England have managed to negotiate directly with the player since January. If the transportation is achieved, Alexander-Arnold will join his international colleague in England, Jude Bellingham in the Spanish capital.

Although Real Madrid has set Alexander Arnold as the primary transportation goal of the summer, negotiations remain complicated.

Being a free agent adds layers of complexity, as factors such as fees on signature, image rights and performance bonuses should be addressed.

🚨💣 Trent Alexander-Arnold and Real Madrid, closer and closer after the story revealed one year ago.

The official contract proposal was sent from Real to Taa and its camp.

Current discussions on the deal details; All parties involved are confident to complete the agreement. pic.twitter.com/jlxhezp2mx

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During his time in Liverpool, Alexander-Arnold dug his name in the club’s history books.

He recently recorded the Premier League record for most decisive aid by defender, bypassing his teammate Andy Robertson with the help of 61 and 61 in a 3-3 draw against Newcastle earlier this season.

If IFILD leaves, he will do so as one of the most successful modern players in the club, after he won the Premier League, Champions League, FA Cup, CARABAO Cup, Super CUP Cup, and the club’s World Cup.

If the move to Real Madrid is completed, Alexander Arnold will follow the footsteps of the Liverpool Academy graduates, Steve McManaman and Michael Owen, who previously joined Los Blancos.

However, the former defender of Liverpool and the legend of the club Jimmy Carager warned that the way Alexander-Arnold could affect how to remember him by Reds fans.

“It is more than a football decision,” Caragar told Sky Sports. It is related to his legacy in Liverpool and how he is seen. Do you want to see like (Stephen) Gerard or (Steve) McManaman?

“He went to Real Madrid and won the cups, but he does not love.

“As a local player, Trent there was 20 years old. I don’t think it would be good to have a feeling of leaving for free. I guarantee that Liverpool supporters will feel this way.

“Things are expected to be every local player. I think leaving Liverpool is difficult as a local player.

I wanted to leave the correct way to remember me in the right way.

“If it remains, it will be remembered as one of the best to play for the club and not far from Gerard.”