Both Barcelona and Real Madrid were monitoring this player, but it seems they might have to say goodbye to his signing.

A few weeks ago, after Liverpool beat Real Madrid 2-0 at Anfield, the Spanish media asked Arne Slot if he thought Gravenberch could be the next Toni Kroos. Slot, being the blunt Dutchman he is, simply respond with the following: “Nope, because he is Dutch!”

Games don’t come much more glamorous than Liverpool vs. Real Madrid, and Wednesday’s standout matchup did not disappoint.

Liverpool regained top spot in the Champions League table and registered a first victory over Real Madrid in 15 years on Wednesday with a dominant 2-0 win courtesy of goals from Alexis Mac Allister and Cody Gakpo.

According to Melissa Reddy, Liverpool defender Trent Alexander-Arnold is 'seduced' by Real Madrid's interest in him. The 26-year-old is out of contract next summer and could leave for free with no signs that he is close to an agreement to extend his deal at Anfield.

Despite Liverpool having now offered Trent Alexander-Arnold a new contract to secure his long-term future, Real Madrid reportedly remain confident they can lure him to the Spanish capital

Man City, Barcelona and PSG are all attempting to hijack Real Madrid ’s deal for Trent Alexander-Arnold. That is according to RM Confidencial, who report that Madrid need to be careful and complete their free transfer signing of the Liverpool right back.