Sources: ‘Concrete' update on Liverpool return for Trent Alexander-Arnold
Liverpool FC is reportedly not interested in re-signing Trent Alexander-Arnold despite rumors of his struggles at Real Madrid. The defender has seen limited playing time under manager Jose Mourinho, but Liverpool is currently focused on other defensive priorities.
Why it matters
It clarifies the transfer status of a high-profile athlete, dispelling speculation that could impact market value and team morale.
Trent Alexander-Arnold is not a target for Liverpool at this moment in time despite their right-back concerns, sources have told Football Insider.
Alexander-Arnold's Real Madrid dream is stalling right now as he struggles for minutes under new boss Jose Mourinho.
He has started just three of their nine La Liga games so far this season, remaining an unused substitute in each of their last three league and European matches.
The 28-year-old angered Reds fans when he left for Real in 2025, but is now being linked with a shock return to his boyhood club.
As I revealed on the latest edition of Football Insider's Transfer Insider podcast , Liverpool are not interested in re-signing Alexander-Arnold as it stands.
The England defender is set to continue to fight for his place in the Madrid team despite losing his starting spot to Federico Valverde.
Trent Alexander-Arnold's Liverpool return looks unlikely
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