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The Merseyside giants have grabbed eyeballs with their summer moves, but the club are now preparing for a few player sales. A Liverpool star man is close to leaving Anfield this summer in a shock transfer twist after the club worked out an agreement over a fee.
The vibe around Anfield has been positive since they won the Premier League, with the Reds closing in on a couple of incoming transfer deals this summer.
The Reds are closing in on an agreement to sign Bayer Leverkusen midfielder Florian Wirtz for a club-record fee, and are set to announce Jeremie Frimpong’s arrival soon.
However, Liverpool are now preparing for a few sales, and an agreement is now in place for a star man to leave the Reds in a stunning transfer twist ahead of the window opening on Sunday.
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Liverpool star set to leave Anfield in a shocking transfer twist
Trent Alexander-Arnold’s move to Real Madrid has been inevitable since it became clear that he would not be signing a new contract with the club.
However, what was going to be a free transfer has turned into a financially beneficial move for Liverpool due to Real Madrid’s need to have him in the squad for the Club World Cup next month.
According to The Times, Real Madrid have reached an agreement over a fee with Liverpool to sign the defender early, and his transfer is imminent.
It has been claimed Liverpool are set to pocket as much as £10m from Alexander-Arnold’s early transfer to the Santiago Bernabeu.
The Merseyside giants will also save the wages the defender would have been due for the month of June.
Alexander-Arnold will be in the Real Madrid squad when they fly out for the Club World Cup in the middle of next month.
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