Liverpool competes with Arsenal for Trent Alexander-Arnold's return
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 20, 2026, 5:45 PM
Last updated Oct 20, 2026

Liverpool is reportedly looking to bring back Trent Alexander-Arnold from Real Madrid, where he has had limited playing time. Arsenal has also expressed interest in signing the former player, who is considered one of the most creative right-backs in England. The competition between the two Premier League clubs could intensify, as Alexander-Arnold's current situation appears unsustainable. Both teams view him as a significant addition to their squads, and his next move could have notable implications for the league. The forthcoming weeks are expected to be critical in determining Alexander-Arnold's future.
- •Liverpool is considering re-signing Trent Alexander-Arnold.
- •Arsenal is also interested in adding Alexander-Arnold to their squad.
- •Alexander-Arnold has struggled for minutes at Real Madrid.
- •Both clubs view him as a key player for their ambitions.
- •The competition for his signature is likely to be fierce.
- 5:45 PMYahoo Sports — Liverpool tries to beat Arsenal to sign their former player
"Liverpool is considering the return of Trent Alexander-Arnold, and their interest has emerged just as Arsenal is interested in adding him to their squad. The right-back is struggling for minutes at Re...
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