Liverpool and England star Trent Alexander-Arnold is set to sign a lucrative multi-million pound boot deal with Under Armour.
The 20-year-old will earn an eye-watering £1.6million a year plus bonuses for the next four seasons from the deal, totalling to £6.4m over the contracted period.
The deal, which is expected to be completed imminently, represents a significant financial increase to Alexander-Arnold's previous one.
It is understood that it is also the highest paid endorsement deal of its kind for an English player bar Harry Kane - who exclusively wears Nike boots.
Alexander-Arnold will look to divert some of the money from the Under Armour deal towards purchasing land in Liverpool with a view to turning the area into facilities for the local community - and also has plans to build a football pitch.
The defender has played a pivotal role in Liverpool's title tilt this season and has received high praise for his recent performances.
However, the youngster was forced to withdraw from the England squad to face the Czech Republic and Montenegro on Wednesday night due a back problem.
The decision was taken for him to drop out of the squad after he missed England's penultimate training session ahead of the opening Euro 2020 qualifier against the Czechs at Wembley.
afiq11
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YNWA good luck for the next games
lotblnoruz
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Liverpool I love so much
lotblnoruz
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deebashbhandari
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Alexander Arnold will be the best defender one day & he has improved a lot after the arrive of Virgil Van dijk..
Pizcnosty
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happy for TAA. hope liverpool will continue to give more youth players a chance in the first team
Kartik-thereds
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As a Liverpool fan, very happy to know that he is signing a huge deal with UA! English teenagers like Trent, Wan Bissaka, Sancho and Hudson-Odoi have immense talent and are the future, no doubt about that but what they dont need is tooo much media attention and too much money at a very young age! Its very important for their respective clubs and country managers and more importantly their parents to cleverly manage them from here on, cuz the British media and fans put too much pressure on them and give them unrealistic targets, take an example of Theo Walcott, immense talent but was burden by the expectation of fans and media (unfortunately injured majority of the time)
Vikdst
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get we’ll soon