Following Trent Alexander-Arnold’s confirmed move to Real Madrid, Liverpool has reportedly set their sights on a Premier League-based right-back to fill the void. According to sources close to the club, the Reds have narrowed their search and are prioritizing a domestic option over high-profile international names.
While speculation initially linked Liverpool with several big-name defenders, recent reports suggest that one of those targets has now been ruled out. The club’s recruitment team, led by Richard Hughes and Michael Edwards, is said to be focusing on a player who offers tactical flexibility and proven experience in English football.
Manager Arne Slot is believed to favor a full-back who can contribute both defensively and in build-up play, aligning with Liverpool’s evolving style. The chosen candidate is expected to be announced before the start of preseason, as the club aims to integrate him quickly into the squad.
With fans eager to see how the team adapts post-Alexander-Arnold, this signing could mark a pivotal moment in Liverpool’s summer rebuild.
Information based on reports from TeamTalk by James Marshment - Original Source
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