Liverpool’s Contract Saga: Trent Alexander-Arnold Agrees Terms — But Will He Sign?
Liverpool supporters have reason to be excited — but not entirely at ease just yet.
Trent Alexander-Arnold, the club’s vice-captain and academy jewel, has verbally accepted a new long-term contract that would keep him at Anfield until June 2029, according to multiple sources. The agreement, seen as a pillar of Arne Slot’s rebuild, includes a fixed salary structure, with only final contract details awaiting confirmation.
However, there’s a late twist.
While Liverpool are preparing to finalize the deal, top European clubs — notably Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain — have not backed off. Both giants are reportedly keeping close tabs and could swoop in with last-minute proposals that challenge Liverpool’s expectations.
Despite the uncertainty, Trent’s admiration for his boyhood club has always been clear. At 25, he’s publicly committed to winning more trophies with Liverpool and thriving in the post-Klopp era. His leadership and playmaking remain central to the club’s ambitions.
But until the deal is officially signed, the tension is real.
Will Liverpool secure their hometown hero for the long haul — or will a late European bid rewrite the story?
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