There have been rumours of Trent Alexander-Arnold joining Real Madrid on a free transfer for the past six months or so, and according to several sources, the right-back has turned down a contract extension to stay with his boyhood team, Liverpool.
After his current contract at Anfield expires, the Liverpudlian is anticipated to sign a five-year deal to play at the Bernabeu starting the following season. This has obviously been met with disapproval by Liverpool supporters. Dedicated Scousers, including UFC fighter Paddy Pimblett, have expressed their fury at the transfer on numerous occasions.
Paddy Pimblett’s record in professional mixed martial arts (as of 11/04/25)
Twenty-five fights
22 victories.
3 defeats
Through knockout
Six
Zero
Through submission
Ten
1.
Through choice
Six
Two
During a recent interview, Paddy “The Baddy” declared that Trent was a “no Scouser” prior to his lightweight bout against Michael Chandler at UFC 314
Regarding Trent’s departure from Liverpool, Paddy Pimblett
He has shown no mercy on his fellow Liverpudlian.
He is a reptile. He’s supposed to be a young West Derby boy. In previous interviews, I’ve stated that I would gladly give up my career to have his in order to bring honours to my city and the team I’ve cheered for my entire life.
“I grew up wanting to be Steven Gerrard, Fernando Torres, or Luis Suarez because of the money he makes, the money he is given, and the fact that he just makes everyone in the city happy.” Additionally, he is simply abandoning the team he backed to become just another gear in Real Madrid’s wheel. At LFC, he might have been a legend. He was always lying when he claimed to want to be captain, wasn’t he?
“I believe he has lost sight of his origins. He has forfeited the opportunity to become a legend and perhaps have a statue erected in his honour in the future.
It is evident that, like many Liverpool supporters, Pimblett’s perception of the player’s morals has been distorted by this revelation, even if we are certain that he likely had a more colourful perspective on the matter in private.
Trent has stayed out of the spotlight, rarely appearing in the media and most definitely not discussing his future at the club. According to Spanish outlet “Defensa Central,” Trent “felt saddened” by the backlash to the announcement, but it is unclear how Trent will be able to add to the Los Blancos cast of all-star talent until the contract is announced. Pimblett is one of many Liverpool supporters who have turned on the academy graduate.
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