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Real Madrid may have to fork out €1 million for special agreement with potential new signing
Real Madrid appear to be all set for the acquisition of Trent Alexander-Arnold, who will join the club on a free transfer this summer.
Alexander-Arnold will be quite the coup for Los Blancos, especially given Real Madrid’s injury woes in the right-back department.
However, while the Alexander-Arnold deal might be close to completion, Real Madrid are actively working on a special agreement that will enable the Englishman to participate in the FIFA Club World Cup.
Alexander-Arnold’s current deal at Liverpool, after all, expires on June 30, long before the start of the FIFA Club World Cup. Real Madrid, therefore, must secure an agreement with Liverpool if they are to acquire the Englishman’s services early.
Real Madrid’s plan with Alexander-Arnold
According to COPE, Real Madrid’s intention is to negotiate with Liverpool for Alexander-Arnold to play in the FIFA Club World Cup.
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Trent Alexander-Arnold could play for Real Madrid in FIFA Club World Cup. (Photo by Shaun Botterill/Getty Images)
The report adds that arranging such an agreement could cost Real Madrid a figure of around €1 million.
This is not something Real Madrid will mind paying considering the fact that Alexander-Arnold would be an ideal addition to the team’s defensive unit this summer.
With Dani Carvajal still struggling with a long-term injury and doubts over Lucas Vazquez’s long-term future at the club, the Liverpool star could be a handy option for Real Madrid.
The upcoming FIFA Club World Cup could also be an ideal opportunity for the player to get accustomed to life at Real Madrid.
For now, though, no such agreement has been made between Real Madrid and Liverpool. The coming few days, to that end, could be integral as Real Madrid soon look to officiate the Englishman’s deal.
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