Arsenal eye Trent Alexander-Arnold: Real Madrid open to £70-80m bids | OneFootball

Arsenal are already beginning to look ahead to the next transfer window, and one of the names on their radar is Trent Alexander-Arnold. According to Fussball News, the London club are closely monitoring the English full-back’s situation at Real Madrid.

The deal would not be straightforward, but at the Emirates they believe there could be a chance to try to sign him if certain conditions are met.

Trent loses prominence at Real Madrid

The Englishman’s situation is said to have changed considerably since Dumfries arrived at the Spanish giants. The Dutchman has gained ground within the squad, reducing Alexander-Arnold’s prominence.

Although Arsenal have alternatives at right-back, the Real Madrid player’s profile remains attractive to Mikel Arteta’s project.

The possibility of bringing in a player with top-level experience and the ability to contribute to attacking build-up is one of the reasons why the English club are keeping him under close watch.

Would Real Madrid be willing to negotiate?

According to the report published by Fussball News, Arsenal believe that an offer in the region of €70 million to €80 million could be enough for Real Madrid to consider a potential deal.

For now, there is no confirmation of a formal offer or advanced negotiations between the two clubs. It is a scenario that could take shape depending on the role Alexander-Arnold has over the coming months.

The full-back still has time to change his situation in Madrid, but the competition for his position has altered the picture.

Arsenal remain attentive

Arsenal’s interest places Trent in a possible transfer-market scenario after only a relatively short spell at Real Madrid.

The London club, meanwhile, still have other options in their squad for the position, but they are keeping an eye on the England international’s development and the conditions Real Madrid might set.

The €70 million-€80 million figure therefore appears to be the starting point for a possible deal, although any move will depend on Real Madrid’s sporting decisions and on the role Alexander-Arnold manages to reclaim during the season.

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