Supporter Backs Liverpool Defender's Transfer to Real Madrid
Bag a Bonus It appears that Liverpool's very own Trent Alexander-Arnold, who nabbed the "Golden Ball" in 2001, Michael Owen, is backing Alexander-Arnold's decision to ditch Liverpool for the illustrious Real Madrid. This summer, the 26-year-old defender will set sail for the Spanish giants as a free agent, causing a storm among "Scousers" fans who've taken to burning shirts with his surname and dishing out the insults.
Bringing back memories of his own 2006 transfer saga, Michael Owen, once a leading player at Liverpool, was traded to Real Madrid for 12 million euros. Much like Alexander-Arnold, Owen faced criticism from supporters.
Defending Alexander-Arnold, Michael Owen went on ITV Racing, saying, "What's there to blame him for? The lad's helped the club bag every worthwhile trophy, and now he's keen to taste something new. Fans should give thanks for his hard work."
Alexander-Arnold's entire career has been intertwined with Liverpool, joining their youth academy since 2004. His impressive tenure has yielded him a whopping 9 trophies, including two Premier League titles and the Champions League.
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According to recent reports, Alexander-Arnold could reap an enormous signing-on bonus of about €20 million (£17 million) from Real Madrid as part of his free transfer deal. This bonus will be doled out over his contract's duration, expected to span five years.
Bookmakers across European leagues and the Premier League are hiking up bets on Trent Alexander-Arnold's performance with Real Madrid, given his impressive tenure at Liverpool. As a result, sports enthusiasts and football fans alike are eagerly anticipating his debut in the illustrious Spanish side, fueled by the potential bonus of €20 million (£17 million) throughout his five-year contract.
