Trent ‘set for £100m payday’ after £20m offer after ‘attitude’ revealed

Real Madrid are said to be ready to pay more than £20million for Trent Alexander-Arnold in January but if they turn him down as expected, it would be far more lucrative for the player himself. .

The Spanish giants have already made an unsuccessful over for the Liverpool right-back but The Times Among the many outlets that claim they will be back with an offer of ‘Just over £20 million for the England man.

Liverpool are expected to reject the bid – which includes Alexander-Arnold. Table Topping Liverpool The Reds are believed to be worth more than a very low transfer fee over the next few months.

Liverpool are said to have ‘vehemently rejected’ the idea that they could get Alexander-Arnold through a successful season in part simply because he One of the best players in the world who can’t miss anything this summer.

It will certainly work in the player’s favor if Liverpool continue to resist such offers. the sun Claiming he is ‘set for a £100m salary’ if he joins Real Madrid.

He describes Real’s January offers as a ‘strategic move’ designed to convince the player that they want him enough to pay £20m for just a few months of football. Are ready.

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A far more likely scenario is that he moves on a free transfer in the summer and is offered a signing fee over the length of his contract.

His price was £128m for Kylian Mbappe, with Alexander-Arnold to be offered a slightly lower fee still expected to exceed £100m.

Liverpool still insist Alexander-Arnold could still agree to stay with the Reds and sign a new contract, snubbing the chance to significantly increase his wages in Spain.

Athletic Transfer guru David Ornstein has given some insight into his behavior at Liverpool during this transfer saga, telling NBC Sports: “I’ve been told he’s behaved innocently on and off the pitch. Exemplary! Stay focused on success with Liverpool, whatever happens in this story.

He said earlier this week: “The feeling around Liverpool is that both Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk will eventually sign and the suggestion I’m getting is that it will be a two-year deal.

That’s what Arne Slott wants, Richard Hughes the sporting director and both players want. What they need to get right is the financial aspect.

“It’s going to last a while because I’m told there’s nothing close.”