Liverpool star Trent Alexander-Arnold in 'advanced talks' to join shock club and it's not Real Madrid

Trent Alexander-Arnold is reportedly in advanced talks with a huge European club over a move in the summer when his Liverpool contract expires, and it's not Real Madrid.

Liverpool star Alexander-Arnold is currently said to be in negotiations with the club over a new contract ahead of the end of his current deal next summer.

However, as the two sides continue to struggle to reach an agreement, rumours have began to circulate suggesting that the 26-year-old is considering making a move to La Liga giants Real Madrid instead of extending his deal with Liverpool.

But now, a new report has revealed that the Englishman is in advanced talks over a move to another massive European side over the summer.

According to from Spanish magazine SPORT, Alexander-Arnold has already rejected several contract offers from Liverpool as it is his intention to leave the club this summer.

Madrid remains the most likely destination for the defender, as the La Liga champions see Alexander-Arnold as a suitable replacement for 32-year-old Dani Carvajal.

But the report also reveals that the Englishman has entered into advanced talks with French champions Paris Saint-Germain.

PSG already boast one of the best right-backs in the world in Achraf Hakimi, but with the Moroccan international's current deal set to expire in 2026, they are exploring their options elsewhere.

But Alexander-Arnold has remained tight-lipped about his future plans, refusing to give the media any insight into his plans or his current negotiations with Liverpool, or any other club.

“I want to win trophies," Trent told reporters in September.

"I’m a player who is highly motivated by winning things and being elite. That’s probably the main factor of anything. I want to win.

Trent Alexander-Arnold's deal with Liverpool is set to expire in June 2025. (Image: Getty)

“I have always said I want to captain the club. That is a goal of mine, whether that happens is out of my hands.

“I want to be a Liverpool player this season (as a minimum) is what I will say," he added.

“Look, I have been at the club 20 years now. I have signed four or five contract extensions and none of those have been played out in public. This one won’t be either."