Jude Bellingham will surely be disappointed as Liverpool remain confident Trent Alexander-Arnold will sign a new contract.
By Alexander Arnold future in Liverpool It has been discussed at length this summer and his current contract expires next summer, meaning he could leave on a free transfer in less than 12 months.
real Madrid had become interested in his services and talkSPORT understood that Bellingham was particularly keen to meet up with the England international after the two intimate friends and often inseparable when representing the national team.
However, talkSPORT further understands that Liverpool are confident Alexander-Arnold will sign a new contract at Anfield, ending any speculation over a potential exit from the club.
The right-back has spent his entire career with the Reds after coming through the academy.
The 25-year-old has made 310 appearances for Liverpool's senior team, scoring 19 goals and registering a staggering 81 assists.
He has become one of the best right-backs in the world and Real Madrid are looking for a long-term successor to the 32-year-old. Dani Carvajal.
But they may have to look elsewhere as Alexander-Arnold appears determined to leave his future at Liverpool and remain on Merseyside.
Liverpool have already experienced a major change this season with Jurgen Klopp being replaced by Arne's Slot.
The Dutch coach was hand-picked to succeed the charismatic manager due to his attacking style and willingness to attack.
But he has had to deal with three key players who have been linked with possible exits: Alexander-Arnold, Virgil van Dijk and Mohamed Salah.
Van Dijk and Salah will also see their contracts expire next year and could leave for free if they do not renew.
Both players, especially Salah, have been linked with moves to Saudi Arabia, but Alexander-Arnold is said to have already spoken to Slot about what the future holds.
He already held the position of vice captain of the club after Jordan HendersonFollowing his departure last summer, Van Dijk could be promoted to the role, depending on his situation.
Liverpool are next in action on Saturday evening when they take on Real Betis in a friendly, although neither Alexander-Arnold nor Van Dijk will be present after being given extended breaks following Euro 2024.
They kick off their Premier League campaign against newcomers Ipswich City August 17, live on talkSPORT.