The article from Empire of the Kop discusses a possible return to Liverpool for Trent Alexander-Arnold after his move to Real Madrid. Importantly, the article is labelled “opinion”, so this is not a confirmed transfer story.
Alexander-Arnold left Liverpool in 2025 after the club accepted a Real Madrid offer. Liverpool officially confirmed that the deal would be completed when the June transfer window opened. He had made 354 appearances, scored 23 goals and won eight major honours with the club.
The new article focuses on developments around his situation at Real Madrid. It points to a growing discussion about whether his long-term position at the Spanish club is completely settled. Real Madrid have added Denzel Dumfries as another right-back option, while manager José Mourinho has also experimented with Alexander-Arnold in midfield.
That has led to speculation that circumstances could eventually create a route back to Anfield. The article highlights the strong connection Alexander-Arnold had with Liverpool, where he came through the academy and became one of the club’s most important players.
However, there is an important counterpoint. A Liverpool reporter cited by Yardbarker has reportedly played down the possibility of a second Liverpool spell, meaning there is currently no established agreement or concrete indication that Alexander-Arnold is preparing to leave Real Madrid for Liverpool.
Alexander-Arnold’s importance to Liverpool is well documented. The club says he came through its academy from the age of six, made his senior debut in 2016, and recorded 86 assists in all competitions before leaving in 2025.
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