Real Madrid Eyes Swap Deal for Alexander-Arnold

Real Madrid is reportedly preparing a sensational swap deal to bring Liverpool star Trent Alexander-Arnold to the Bernabeu. According to reports, the Spanish giants are willing to include their key midfielder, Aurelien Tchouameni, in the negotiations as part of a player-plus-cash deal.

Alexander-Arnold’s Contract Situation

With Alexander-Arnold’s contract set to expire at the end of the season, Real Madrid has initiated talks with his representatives to gauge interest in a potential move. The La Liga club is preparing a bid of around €25 million (£20.9 million) in January, but Liverpool is reportedly looking for more than just a cash offer.

Liverpool, however, remains hopeful of keeping their dynamic right-back. Talks over a new long-term contract are underway, with the club aiming to make him one of their highest earners. While Real Madrid’s interest may have caught Alexander-Arnold’s attention, sources indicate he remains focused on Liverpool.

Liverpool’s Interest in Tchouameni

In return for Alexander-Arnold, Liverpool has expressed interest in including Tchouameni in the negotiations. The French midfielder has been a regular starter for Real Madrid this season, but the Spanish club is reportedly open to including him in a potential swap deal. Liverpool has been in search of a new midfielder and could explore this opportunity to strengthen their squad.

Uncertainty Around the Deal

Despite Real Madrid’s ambitions, the likelihood of Liverpool entertaining this swap deal in January appears low. The Reds are confident in retaining Alexander-Arnold and finalizing his new contract. Nevertheless, the ongoing transfer talks suggest there could be major developments in the coming months.

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