Arnold's emotional connection to the club he grew up supporting in a final, last-ditch attempt to prevent the right-back from joining Real Madrid this summer, according to a report in Spain. Alexander-Arnold will be out of contract at Liverpool in June,

Alexander-Arnold came off with 20 minutes to go at Bournemouth on Saturday after pulling up with discomfort in his thigh.

Trent Alexander-Arnold is one of three big-name Liverpool players out of contract in the summer but Real Madrid had been attempting to force a move through a few months early

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Former Liverpool midfielder Didi Hamann has said he is surprised that Trent Alexander-Arnold's future at the club remains unsolved. Alexander-Arnold, 26, is into the final five months of his contract at Anfield and has been free to negotiate a pre-contract agreement with clubs overseas from January 1.

Madrid have continued talks with Alexander-Arnold in the background and are believed to have already reached an agreement with him over a free transfer in the summer. That sparked another January approach, with Madrid keen to sign Alexander-Arnold immediately to help bring an end to their injury crisis in defence.

Arnold's injury have been eased, but the Liverpool vice-captain could find himself in an awkward position after his display against Bournemouth.

Trent Alexander-Arnold did not suffer a serious injury against Bournemouth on Saturday, a scan has revealed, in welcome news for Liverpool ahead of an intense run of fixtures. The initial diagnosis, confirmed by the club,

Liverpool's Trent Alexander-Arnold is expected to make a quicker-than-anticipated return from injury, alleviating Arne Slot's initial concerns.

According to the Daily Mail, Alexander-Arnold will not miss any significant period of action. He remains a doubt for the Spurs game on Thursday, but could yet play a part there, a

Trent Alexander-Arnold has avoided any serious injury after limping off in Saturday’s win over Bournemouth, Mail Sport understands. The full back remains a doubt for Thursday’s Carabao Cup semi-final second leg against Tottenham – the Reds are 1-0 down from the first leg in north London – but he is unlikely to be sidelined for a significant period.