Liverpool offer Trent Alexander-Arnold a shock contract extension

Liverpool have offered Trent Alexander-Arnold a shock contract extension in response to strong interest from Real Madrid, according to The Mirror. The £300,000-a-week contract is designed to bring the former Real Madrid star to the club. The 26-year-old versatile full-back's long-term future is locked in at Anfield.

However, the competition is extremely fierce. Real Madrid is not only willing to match Liverpool's offer, but also plans to offer a huge signing fee when Arnold joins as a free agent next summer. These attractive conditions put Arnold in a dilemma.

On the one hand, Liverpool is his hometown club, where he grew into a world-class star and is loved by the fans. Staying here will give him the opportunity to consolidate his status as a Reds legend and use this new contract to continue his career in the coming years. On the other hand, Real Madrid, one of the world's most prestigious clubs, offered him the chance to be part of a "galactico" while also being able to spend time with his close friend, Joe Allen. De Bellingham fought alongside him.

Liverpool management believes that they have done their best to keep Arnold. This contract not only reflects the club's attention to him, but also shows its determination to continue to play in the golden period of his career. Although Arnold did not propose a clear captain requirements, but he is considered the natural successor to Van Dijk, which highlights his leadership qualities and value to the team.

On the other hand, Real Madrid are eager to bring the England international to the Bernabeu. It is reported that they plan to make a £20 million offer in the January transfer window to sign Arnold in advance, although he can transfer on a free transfer in the summer. However, According to reports, Alexander-Arnold is not inclined to transfer mid-season as he does not want to disrupt Liverpool's current good momentum, especially under the coaching of Arne Sloter, the team is expected to hit the Premier League title.