Alexander-Arnold is ready to turn down a Real Madrid offer.

“Arnold wants to stay at Liverpool for the upcoming season despite Real's interest,” British media outlet The Mirror reported on Thursday (April 24), citing The Sun.

Arnold is an English right back born in 1998. He is so good on his feet that he can play in defense or in central midfield. He"s a ‘one-club man’ who started as a youth player at Liverpool in 2004 and has only played for one club since making his professional debut in 2016.

As mentioned earlier, he has good footing. His right foot, in particular, is excellent for both kicking and precision. His ability to dominate the right flank and his understanding of strategy and tactics earned him the trust of Jürgen Klopp, who previously managed Liverpool.

He is the same age as Kylian Mbappe (25), the French striker who recently joined Real. At 25, he has already played 302 games for Liverpool. Each season, he has accumulated double-digit assists, scoring 18 goals and providing 82 assists for over 100 offensive points. He's won just about every trophy 메이저사이트 you can win with Liverpool, including the Premier League, UEFA Champions League (UCL), Carabao Cup (twice), and FA Cup.

In particular, his performances in the UCL title-winning season earned him a place in the World XI, an organization organized by the Federation of International Footballers' Associations (FIFARO) that selects the 11 best players in the world as voted on by professional soccer players from around the world.

The media outlet continued: “Arnold is committed to playing for Liverpool next season. He is delighted to continue his career with new manager Arne Slott and has even held talks with Slott ahead of his return.

Klopp has been in charge of the Reds since 2016, when Arnold joined the first team. He stepped down at the end of the 2023-24 season and was succeeded by Slott. If he continues his career with the Reds next season, as is his intention, he will be the first manager other than Klopp to take over at Anfield.

Finally, the outlet adds that 'Liverpool also want to keep Arnold for the foreseeable future by offering him a contract with a new staggering amount of money'.