Michael Owen Sets Record Straight on Trent Alexander-Arnold Transfer – 'Fans Will Never Get It' - Liverpool Echo

Michael Owen sides with Trent Alexander-Arnold over Liverpool fans who 'never get it' - The Mirror

Michael Owen has explained how the ugly reaction from certain Liverpool fans after Trent Alexander-Arnold's transfer to Real Madrid rubbed him the wrong way, insisting that fans "will never get it"

Michael Owen sets record straight on Trent Alexander-Arnold transfer – 'Fans will never get it' - Liverpool Echo

Trent Alexander-Arnold left Liverpool this summer to start the next chapter of his career with Real Madrid, and Michael Owen has lambasted the ugly reaction that the full-back received from certain fans

Trent Alexander-Arnold's reason for Real Madrid move over Liverpool stay

Trent Alexander-Arnold is unfazed by the early criticism aimed in his direction since landing at Real Madrid in June.The England international made the bold call to opt against a contract renewal at his boyhood club Liverpool to start a new chapter in Madrid.Despite looking on course for a free transfer to Los Blancos, with his Liverpool contract ending in June, the Premier League champions eventually secured a £10m transfer fee.Real Madrid’s ea…

Real Madrid star spotted training with heavy bandaging on his leg - Get Spanish Football News

A member of the defensive ranks at La Liga giants Real Madrid has on Wednesday sparked minor concern amongst the club’s supporters. This comes after the player in question – Trent Alexander-Arnold – was spotted sporting a heavy bandage on his left leg during training. Summer signing Alexander-Arnold, for his part, is one of a number of high-profile Real Madrid stars to have stayed put in Spain’s capital for the September international break. In …

The art of the free transfer and why Real Madrid dominate it - My Football Facts

By Martin Graham   Premier League clubs spent over £3bn this summer, but Real Madrid once again highlighted that success in football is not always about paying record-breaking fees. The Spanish champions have developed a reputation for persuading elite players to join them for little or nothing. Their latest move saw Trent Alexander-Arnold arrive from Liverpool in June for just €10m (£8.4m) – a payment made solely to ensure he was registered in …