Real Madrid have officially confirmed the signing of Liverpool right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold on a six-year contract running until 30th June 2031.
The Spanish club announced the transfer in an official statement, confirming that the England international will join from 1st June 2025. Real Madrid have paid Liverpool a transfer fee of approximately €10 million to secure the defender’s services.

Contract Details
The 26-year-old has signed a deal that will keep him at the Santiago Bernabéu until the summer of 2031. As part of the agreement between the two clubs, Real Madrid will cover Alexander-Arnold’s salary for June and July.
The timing of the transfer allows Alexander-Arnold to be available for Real Madrid’s Club World Cup campaign, with the player set to join his new teammates for the tournament.
Player Profile
Alexander-Arnold joined Liverpool’s academy as a youngster and progressed through the ranks to become a first-team regular. The right-back has made over 300 appearances for Liverpool and has been capped by England at senior level.
During his time at Anfield, Alexander-Arnold won major trophies including the Premier League and Champions League. He has served as vice-captain for Liverpool in recent seasons.
What Real Madrid Said
Real Madrid’s statement described Alexander-Arnold as a key addition to their squad. The club views the defender as an important signing to strengthen their defensive options for the coming seasons.
Transfer Background
The move represents Alexander-Arnold’s first transfer away from Liverpool, where he has spent his entire professional career to date. The defender will now experience playing in La Liga and European competition with Real Madrid.
Liverpool have accepted the transfer fee and agreed to the terms that allow Alexander-Arnold to join Real Madrid’s Club World Cup squad immediately upon the contract taking effect.