Real Madrid will drop a hell of a check for Alexander-Arnold

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By: Manu Tournoux

FC Barcelona tried to have the signing of Trent Alexander-Arnold in Real Madrid to complete the signature

While the departure of Trent Alexander-Arnold, at the end of the contract, created a lot of turmoil on the side of Liverpool, the player being conspired by the fans and his fresco being vandalized, his signature at Real Madrid for the World Cup of the World Cup
Clubs is still not formalized. Indeed, Liverpool expects Real Madrid financial compensation to agree to release his player a month before the end of his official contract with the Reds.

According to El Chiringuitothis sum would be 5 million euros. It should be paid very soon by Real Madrid to be able to play English under his jersey during the Club World Cup, in which Liverpool will not take part. A decent sum to obtain one of the best lateral in the world one month before the end of his contract in England.

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Manu Tournoux

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