Trent Alexander-Arnold has begun reevaluating his future at Real Madrid, as his reduced playing time raises questions about his ability to secure a regular starting spot, attracting interest from prominent English clubs.
According to a report published by TEAMtalk, the English international feels settled with life in Madrid, but his situation on the pitch has become a source of frustration, particularly as he continues to be left out of the starting lineup despite being fully fit.
This was highlighted during the recent fixture against Sevilla, when José Mourinho opted to deploy Federico Valverde at right-back, returning Arda Güler to midfield and handing Endrick an attacking role, rather than utilizing Alexander-Arnold in his natural position.
The report noted that the 28-year-old started just 14 matches last season and only three so far this season, with his frustration further compounded after being substituted in the 52nd minute against Villarreal.
Liverpool are monitoring the situation of their former player, while Arsenal, Chelsea, and Manchester City have all expressed interest in how his Spanish stint unfolds, alongside Bayern Munich, who are also keeping tabs on the situation.
Real Madrid are not currently seeking to push Alexander-Arnold toward an exit, but the report indicated that they might consider a suitable offer in the future if his situation fails to improve, with his high wage bill representing one of the key hurdles for any prospective suitors.
The English right-back transferred from Liverpool to Real Madrid in June 2025, signing a contract through to the summer of 2031 following a career in which he won nine trophies with the Reds, including the UEFA Champions League and two Premier League titles.
