Real Madrid could become unstoppable with Trent Alexander-Arnold one of four Premier League stars on transfer wishlist
Trent Alexander-Arnold is part of a quartet of Premier League players who are of interest to Real Madrid, talkSPORT understands.
He Liverpool right back He has less than a year left on his contract at Anfield and has been heavily linked with a move to Madrid in the summer.
Alexander-Arnold remained at the Reds and started new manager Arne Slot's first four Premier League games.
However, Madrid They could rekindle their interest in the 25-year-old, especially if the prospect of him signing a new contract remains low-key.
The defender is not the only Premier League star who is attracting Madrid's interest, with Manchester City being key. Rodri other.
The Spanish midfielder has proven immense for the reigning champions since signing from Atletico Madrid in 2019, having lifted every major trophy in City's blue.
Although his current contract runs until June 2027, City are hoping he will sign a new deal to stave off any interest.
In addition to Alexander-Arnold and Rodri, the central defenders Christian Romero and Guillermo Saliba They are also in Madrid's sights.
Los Blancos sent scouts to watch the respective Tottenham and Arsenal defenders in their north London derby at the weekend.
It is unlikely that, despite being arguably the biggest club in world football, Madrid will be able to sign all four players.
Carlo Ancelotti's side already have a squad that includes summer arrival Kylian Mbappé, as well as Jude Bellingham and Vinicius Jr.
However, acquiring three of the aforementioned targets would allow them to generate a potential starting XI that could dominate Europe.
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Alexander-Arnold has 81 assists as a right-back for Liverpool, as well as 19 goals, and could be chosen in that position ahead of Dani Carvajal.
Carvajal has won four La Liga titles and six Champions Leagues with Madrid, but he turns 33 in January so Ancelotti may prefer a younger option.
At right centre-back, Saliba could be the man who helped Arsenal finish last season with the Premier League's best defensive record, having conceded just 29 goals.
The Frenchman could start alongside Antonio Rudiger, who has won six trophies in just two years at Madrid since joining from Chelsea.
Rodri could then be the right man to reinforce an already complete midfield, with the Spaniard possibly the best in his position in all of world football.
Bellingham and Federico Valverde could play more advanced roles with Rodri as anchor, allowing them to help an impressive attack consisting of Mbappé, Vinicius Jr and Rodrygo.
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