Trent Alexander-Arnold says he continues to follow Liverpool closely and watches all of the club’s matches, despite leaving the Merseyside side for Real Madrid.
The England right-back made the move from Liverpool to the Spanish club at the beginning of last summer, ending a long association with the club where he had established himself before moving to Madrid.
“I continue to watch every Liverpool match,” Alexander-Arnold said, underlining that his interest in his former club has remained strong since the transfer.
Alexander-Arnold spent his entire Liverpool career with the club before joining Real Madrid. He made 354 appearances for the Merseyside side prior to the move, a total that reflects the length of his involvement with the club.
His departure marked a significant change for the defender, who had been a Liverpool player before beginning his next chapter in the Spanish capital. Despite that switch, he remains actively interested in Liverpool’s progress and continues to keep up with the team’s matches.
The 27-year-old’s current contract with Real Madrid runs until 2031. His long-term agreement means his future is tied to the Madrid club for the coming years, but his comments make clear that Liverpool remain part of his footballing attention.
Alexander-Arnold’s decision to continue watching Liverpool’s games comes after he spent years representing the club before his transfer. By the time he left for Real Madrid, he had played 354 matches for Liverpool.
The player is now based in Madrid, where he represents Real Madrid, while retaining a close connection with the club for which he made those appearances. His public admission provides a clear indication that the transfer has not ended his interest in Liverpool’s results.
His move took place at the start of last summer, when he exchanged Liverpool for Real Madrid. The two clubs are now the central parts of his professional career: Liverpool is the former club he continues to follow, while Real Madrid is the team with which he has a contract through 2031.
Alexander-Arnold’s comments focus on that continuing link with Liverpool rather than on any change to his current employment. He remains a Real Madrid player and is contracted to the Spanish club until he is 32, based on his current age of 27, but still watches every Liverpool match.
Before his move, Alexander-Arnold had made 354 appearances for Liverpool. He has since begun life at Real Madrid, yet his regular viewing of his former club’s matches shows that the Merseyside side continues to hold his attention.
