“Already closed a deal” – Huge Liverpool transfer already done, claims journalist…

Liverpool’s latest transfer has been confirmed as completed, according to journalistic sources.

A significant transfer involving Liverpool appears to be finalized, according to reports from a journalist.

According to a journalist, a substantial transfer for Liverpool has been successfully concluded.

It is suggested that Trent Alexander-Arnold may be set to leave Liverpool for Real Madrid this summer.

The right-back is nearing free agency, as his current contract at Anfield is set to expire in a few months.

With no indications of progress regarding a new contract for Alexander-Arnold, sources in Spain are increasingly confident that the 26-year-old will join Real Madrid in June.

El Chiringuito journalist Josep Pedrerol has indicated that there might even be a possibility for a transfer to occur this January, with a fee estimated between €35-40 million.

However, it seems likely that Madrid may prefer to wait a few months to secure him for free, while Liverpool would likely be reluctant to part with such a key player mid-season.

Even if Alexander-Arnold is on the verge of leaving without a transfer fee, Liverpool might determine that retaining him for the remainder of the season is more beneficial than accepting a fee that would not adequately replace his contributions.

Is the move of Trent Alexander-Arnold to Real Madrid a foregone conclusion?

It appears that Alexander-Arnold is on track to transition from Anfield to the Bernabeu this summer, although the dynamic nature of football means circumstances can shift rapidly.

Fabrizio Romano recently discussed the situation with CaughtOffside, emphasizing that Liverpool is still making efforts to retain him, despite Real Madrid’s confidence in the deal.

“Real Madrid is actively pursuing Trent, but Liverpool is not inclined to negotiate in January as they aim to extend his contract,” Romano stated.

“Nonetheless, it will be a challenging situation—Real Madrid is assertive and optimistic, but Liverpool will continue to fight until the end.”