An unexpected scenario could unfold just one year after Trent Alexander-Arnold’s departure from Liverpool.
According to reports from England, Liverpool’s hierarchy are seriously considering the possibility of bringing the right-back back from Real Madrid.
Alexander-Arnold left Anfield last summer to join the Spanish giants, but his spell in Spain has not gone as expected.
Injuries and fierce competition for a place in the starting lineup have prevented the England international from establishing himself as an undisputed first-choice player.
Reports also suggest that his situation could become even more challenging following Real Madrid’s signing of Denzel Dumfries, which would further increase competition for the right-back position.
As a result, speculation has begun to grow in England about a possible return to Anfield.
Former players and football analysts believe Liverpool should put the controversy surrounding his departure behind them and make an attempt to re-sign the defender. They argue that Alexander-Arnold’s unique qualities would add a new dimension to the team’s style of play.
However, there have been no official negotiations between the two clubs so far, and the story remains purely speculative at this stage.
Alexander-Arnold is under a long-term contract with Real Madrid, and his future is expected to depend largely on the role that head coach José Mourinho offers him during the current season.