Real Madrid is prepared to pay more than €80 million for a Liverpool player.

Real Madrid, in spite of their obvious problems with injuries and squad depth, is now among the best teams in all of Europe. Although the club deserves a lot of respect for that, it is not the best situation. They had a similar outstanding start to the previous season before faltering in the latter stages of play. This time, let’s see if they can keep up the pace.

It is to be hoped that Real Madrid will use the next transfer windows to bolster their roster. They don’t have many possibilities for a few positions.

Sooner or later, the team must find a long-term replacement for Dani Carvajal. And it seems like they have their sights set on one of Liverpool’s top players. Real Madrid would consider making a bid for Trent Alexander-Arnold of more over €80 million, according to Fichajes.

It is anticipated that Trent’s current contract with Liverpool expires in the summer of 2025. And he hasn’t signed a contract extension with his boyhood group yet.

Real Madrid is prepared to pay more than €80 million for a Liverpool player.
Trent has drawn a lot of criticism for his defensive play throughout the years.

He has nevertheless continued to be an important member of Liverpool, one of the top clubs in the Premier League.

Trent is among the greatest and most productive full-backs we have ever seen going forward. Even though the Liverpool player seems to have been around for a while, he is only 25 years old. Thus, there’s a good chance he hasn’t yet achieved his prime.

It is unclear if Real Madrid will pursue Trent in the future. However, they have recently been connected to several right-backs besides him.

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Liverpool prepared to pay €92 million to sign Florian Wirtz

Barcelona and Real Madrid are interested in signing 20-year-old Florian Wirtz, a prospect from Bayer Leverkusen, and Liverpool is willing to pay €92 million to acquire him.

Liverpool is reportedly interested in Florian Wirtz, according to a report by the Spanish publication Fichajes. The 20-year-old playmaker for Bayer Leverkusen is also a target for Real Madrid and Barcelona. However, the Reds are prepared to pay €92 million to acquire his services in order to outbid the rivals.

Since moving from FC Koln to Bayer Leverkusen over four years ago, Florian Wirtz has made a name for himself as one of the top young talents in the world. The German international signed as a young player at the BayArena in January 2019, but it didn’t take him long to establish himself as a regular for Die Werkself.

The 20-year-old is currently a key player for the Bundesliga squad and is starting to make an impression on the German national team. In the meantime, Wirtz has made 16 appearances thus far in the new campaign, tallying six goals and nine assists. The young player has drawn the interest of numerous prestigious teams, like Liverpool, Barcelona, and Real Madrid, as a result of his impressive improvement.

This past summer, Liverpool signed Alexis Mac Allister, Ryan Gravenberch, Dominik Szoboszlai, and Wataru Endo, significantly strengthening the midfield. However, they are still looking for further reinforcements. Even though it’s uncertain how Wirtz will fit into Anfield’s plans, Liverpool has him as one of their top targets. To get him, the Reds are willing to spend €92 million.

Barcelona, on the other hand, might need an offensive midfielder for the upcoming campaign, given that Ilkay Gundogan’s summer acquisition is merely a stopgap measure. Thus, Wirtz has become a feasible target for Barcelona. However, the current La Liga winners are having trouble affording his high asking price.

Real Madrid has long been keeping an eye on the 20-year-old German international. However, unless Wirtz plays on the right side, Jude Bellingham, who joined from Borussia Dortmund, has taken up a central role, so there could not be a spot available for him.

A January transfer is improbable, though, as Bayer Leverkusen wants to keep the young player through to the end of the campaign. Thus, it’s doubtful that Liverpool’s €92 million proposal in January will be enough to secure his services.