Liverpool considers bringing back Trent

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Trent Alexander-Arnold, a 27-year-old right-back, reappears as a possible signing for Liverpool, which continues to have problems in that position while the Englishman has lost prominence at Real Madrid following the arrival of Denzel Dumfries. The scenario gains strength again in September, although there is no confirmed official negotiation between the clubs.

Trent loses ground to Denzel Dumfries

Trent's sporting situation explains why a return to Liverpool is being considered. The player has only started in 2 out of the 6 games played by Real Madrid this season and did not even enter the field against Rayo Vallecano, after José Mourinho opted for Dumfries at right-back.

Dumfries arrived from Inter in July 2026 and signed with Real Madrid until June 30, 2030. His addition directly increased competition for Trent, who had already concluded his first season in Madrid with 30 appearances and 22 starts, also influenced by various physical issues.

Liverpool needs a solution for the right-back position

Liverpool's interest has a specific context: Conor Bradley remains out due to a knee injury, and his return is not expected until at least November, while Jeremie Frimpong has not fully settled in the position. Andoni Iraola has even used Ronald Araújo as a full-back this season's start.

The club decided not to sign another right-back during the summer transfer window. This situation left Frimpong as the main alternative while Bradley remains injured, a decision that has already sparked debate within the Liverpool environment.

Therefore, Trent fills a need that Liverpool has been facing since his departure. The full-back played 354 games, scored 23 goals, and provided 92 assists during his time at Anfield before moving to Real Madrid in 2025.

Trent's contract complicates any return

The main difficulty for Liverpool lies in the player's contractual position. Real Madrid agreed to his arrival in 2025 with a six-season contract, valid until June 30, 2031, meaning that any return would require direct negotiation with the white club.

Additionally, there is currently no official figure published regarding an exit clause that would allow Liverpool to automatically resolve the operation. Rumors in August mentioned contacts and a possible deal, but Real Madrid later denied considering selling Trent during that transfer window.

The next significant scenario will be January 2027 when Liverpool will be able to return to the market. Until then, Trent will need to try to regain playing time at Madrid, while Mourinho continues to feature Dumfries as the main option at right-back and Liverpool evaluates whether its current solutions are sufficient.

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