Former Liverpool Man Trent Alexander-Arnold ‘Still Has The Desire To Fight’ At Real Madrid
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15-second readTrent Alexander-Arnold has expressed his desire to fight for his place at Real Madrid despite struggling for regular game time under Jose Mourinho, according to Spanish journalist Jorge Picon. Alexander-Arnold had a decent debut season with four assists in 21 La Liga appearances but has featured just once in Real Madrid's last four matches.

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Trent Alexander-Arnold has expressed his desire to fight for his place at Real Madrid despite struggling for regular game time under Jose Mourinho, according to Spanish journalist Jorge Picon. Alexander-Arnold had a decent debut season with four assists in 21 La Liga appearances but has featured just once in Real Madrid's last four matches. The right-back's opportunities have been limited by the signing of Denzel Dumfries and the use of Federico Valverde at right-back. He has no intention of leaving Real Madrid in the January transfer window.
Alexander-Arnold's playing time has decreased significantly this season, with the La Liga giants using alternative options at right-back. Real Madrid secured Denzel Dumfries following Dani Carvajal's departure, and Federico Valverde has also been used in the position. Alexander-Arnold's last appearance was coming off the bench in added time against Barcelona.
It remains uncertain whether Jose Mourinho will give Alexander-Arnold significant minutes when Real Madrid face Racing Santander this weekend. Alexander-Arnold's situation at Real Madrid is contrasted with Ronald Araujo's success at Liverpool, where the Uruguayan is being praised for his performances at right-back.
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Former Liverpool star Trent Alexander-Arnold has no intention of leaving Real Madrid in January and has the desire to fight for his place at the Spanish side. The right-back had a highly successful tenure with the Anfield side, making over 350 appearances across all competitions for the Reds after coming through the academy. After winning the Premier League title with Liverpool in 2025, the 28-year-old decided to bring an end to his illustrious spell at Anfield. Add Inside Futbol as a preferred source on Google.
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