In a major development that will delight Liverpool fans around the world, Trent Alexander-Arnold has accepted the club’s proposal to sign a new long-term contract, keeping him at Anfield until June 2029, sources have confirmed.
The new deal, which includes a fixed portion of the salary package already agreed upon, is seen as a huge statement of intent from both the club and the player. Discussions have progressed swiftly in recent days, and while final details are still being clarified, the agreement is all but done. It’s expected to be officially signed and announced soon.
Trent, a product of Liverpool’s famed academy and now a vice-captain, has always expressed his desire to stay at his boyhood club. Having made over 300 appearances for the Reds, his influence both on and off the pitch has been immense — and tying down one of the best right-backs in world football is being viewed as a massive win for the club’s new sporting structure under Michael Edwards and Richard Hughes.
However, there’s a twist in the tale…
A shock U-turn is NOT completely ruled out. While the groundwork is in place and optimism is high, sources close to the situation have hinted that unexpected developments behind the scenes could still impact the final outcome. Several European giants have been closely monitoring the situation — and in football, as we know, nothing is done until the contract is signed.
Still, for now, Liverpool fans can breathe a sigh of relief. Their hometown hero looks set to stay and lead the next era under Arne Slot.
Stay tuned — we’re tracking every detail as it unfolds.
