According to English media outlet TeamTalk, Liverpool, Arsenal, and Chelsea are interested in signing Alexander-Arnold in the January transfer window, but the player currently has no intention of leaving Real Madrid.
TeamTalk reports that several top clubs are monitoring the 27-year-old Alexander-Arnold and are considering making a move in January. The English full-back left Liverpool last summer to join Real Madrid as a replacement for Carvajal.
Alexander-Arnold was a starter under Xabi Alonso and continued to feature in the starting lineup after Ancelotti took over, but his performances did not meet Real Madrid's expectations.
Alexander-Arnold's situation worsened after Carlo Ancelotti became Real Madrid's head coach. Real Madrid signed Dutch full-back Dumfries, ostensibly as Alexander-Arnold's backup, but Dumfries later became the preferred option, and Alexander-Arnold was even forced to play in midfield to secure playing time.
TeamTalk states that Liverpool, Arsenal, and Chelsea all view Alexander-Arnold as a potential reinforcement for their squads in January. The three clubs have already made initial contact with the player's representatives to explore the possibility of his return to England.
However, the report indicates that Alexander-Arnold is currently not considering leaving Real Madrid. His contract with Real Madrid runs until 2031, and he hopes to reverse his fortunes in the coming months and convince Ancelotti of his abilities.
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