Alexander-Arnold may be disillusioned at Real

After more than two decades with Liverpool, Trent Alexander-Arnold confirmed he will leave Anfield at the end of this season to join Real Madrid.

During his time at Liverpool, the 26-year-old has been instrumental in the club's success, winning two Premier League titles, a Champions League, an FA Cup, two League Cups, the UEFA Super Cup and the FIFA Club World Cup.

He is considered the best right-back of his generation, known for his impressive passing and attacking ability. However, Alexander-Arnold's defensive weaknesses are often criticised, especially in important matches.

This has prompted former Arsenal midfielder Emmanuel Petit to warn that Alexander-Arnold could face major difficulties if he joins Real Madrid.

According to Petit, the football environment in Madrid is much more brutal than in Liverpool, where fans can turn their backs after just one bad game. “Real Madrid is chaotic and if you have one or two bad games, the fans will kill you,” Petit told SambaSlots.

“At the moment, they boo both Kylian Mbappe and Vinicius Junior, so Alexander-Arnold will have to play well in every match," the former French player added.

Trent seeks new challenge in La Liga.

Petit also expressed surprise at Trent's decision, especially in the context of Real Madrid showing signs of instability, coach Carlo Ancelotti preparing to leave and the team no longer maintaining stable performance.

He believes that Alexander-Arnold can absolutely continue to be a pillar of Liverpool in the journey to compete for major titles: "Why did Trent leave Liverpool, when he just won the Premier League title and always had the opportunity to compete in the Champions League?"

However, Alexander-Arnold has made his final decision. In an emotional farewell statement, he said: “Liverpool has been my everything for the past 20 years. The love and support here will be with me forever. I will be forever grateful. My love for this club will never change.”

With the prospect of leaving Merseyside for one of the world’s biggest clubs, Alexander-Arnold faces a major career challenge. The pressure at the Bernabeu will not be the same as at Anfield – where affection and long-term commitment can help ease the downturn. Now, it is entirely up to the player born in 1999.

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