Beautiful memories and wounds left from the departure of Alexander-Arnold to Real Madrid

Gilabola.com -Liverpool Chair, Tom Werner, finally spoke up about the departure of Trent Alexander-Arnold to Real Madrid freely transfer in the transfer market this summer.

In Wawan Bersama Echo LiverpoolWerner said that the departure of the right -back not only made the club fans disappointed, but also left the same feelings among club officials.

Trent had made a supporter of supporters Communists When declaring he will leave Liverpool to the Spanish giant club. Initially, the public thought he would go on a free transfer after two decades with his childhood club.

However, in the end, Liverpool received a fee of Rp 189 billion from Real Madrid so that Trent could join early and perform at the Club World Cup.

Despite receiving funding compensation, many supporters consider that the move is rushed and does not give enough time space or funds for the club to find a substitute for commensurate.

Werner did not dismiss this. He acknowledged that the management also felt the same thing with supporters about the departure of Trent to Real Madrid this summer.

Werner revealed that he and the club’s CEO, Billy Hogan, had a chance to speak directly with Trent at the last weekend of last season. At that time, Trent showed a photo of his childhood while still at the Liverpool academy.

The moment, according to Werner, touched and confirmed how long the player’s journey was with the club. He expressed his gratitude for all the contributions of Trent, although he still confirmed that now is the time for the club to continue without him.

An unforgettable corner kick

Although the feeling of disappointment enveloped, Werner could not ignore the extraordinary moments ever given by Trent Alexander-Arnold in Liverpool’s history and success.

He mentioned one of the best moments was when Trent gave an assist through a quick corner kick to Divock Origi in the 2019 Champions League semi -final second leg match against Barcelona.

The goal locked the 4-0 victory at Anfield and brought Liverpool to the final after three goals behind in the first leg. Werner called the moment “a genius work in football” which shows how special the vision of the right -back game is.

The move of Trent to Real Madrid also had triggered speculation when in his introduction session in Spain he spoke using Spanish quite smoothly.

This made some fans wonder if he had long planned his move. However, Trent immediately explained that he had only learned the language for the past few months.

In Madrid, he has undergone an initial adaptation by appearing at the Club World Cup. Coach Xabi Alonso is said to have tried a new role for him, namely as a wing-back. In his interview with Mail sports, Trent said that he enjoyed the challenges of playing in that position.

According to him, adaptation is part of football and is actually a source of motivation for him. He felt his new role showed positive signs and really enjoyed part of his new team.