Real Madrid has made a decision about Trent's future after transfer rumors involving Liverpool.
TEAMTALK, a well-known football media outlet, reported that La Liga giant Real Madrid has no plans to let English right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold return to Liverpool this summer, despite his challenging first season at Santiago Bernabéu.
The 27-year-old player transferred from Liverpool to Real Madrid last summer on a six-year deal, but his season was marked by injuries, difficult adaptation, and inconsistent appearances.
However, sources close to the club confirmed that Real Madrid does not intend to part ways with him prematurely, viewing his early struggles as a necessary adjustment period rather than a reason to sell.
Meanwhile, the player remains determined to prove himself at the club, and there is no possibility of a transfer before the summer window closes.
Real Madrid believes Trent's future is still bright, but the player knows he must raise his level and standards amid fierce competition for playing time.
New coach José Mourinho has declined to make any promises to him, so Trent must prove himself by competing for a starting spot with new right-back Denzel Dumfries, whom Mourinho brought in from Inter Milan.
With the transfer window still open, speculation will continue, but sources close to the club say a summer move for Trent is not currently part of the club's plans.