Liverpool is facing mounting pressure to re-sign Trent Alexander-Arnold from Real Madrid, as the defender's future in Spain remains uncertain following the arrival of new manager Jose Mourinho. Andy Townsend, a former Liverpool player, has called on the club to "get that boy back," emphasizing the importance of retaining the player amid a potential transfer. The situation has been further complicated by the signing of Denzel Dumfries, which has raised questions about Alexander-Arnold's role in the squad (liverpoolecho.co.uk).

Meanwhile, the Turkish Super Lig is preparing for its next major signing, with Mohamed Salah's move to Trabzonspor sparking interest in other high-profile players. The league's rivals are now looking to follow suit, as they seek to strengthen their squads ahead of the next season (sportbible.com). While Salah's transfer has been a major talking point, the focus is shifting to Liverpool's efforts to secure Alexander-Arnold, with the club's management under scrutiny for its approach to retaining key players.

Sources
  • Liverpool Echo — Liverpool told to swallow difficult pill and sign Trent Alexander-Arnold - 'Get that boy back'
  • sportbible.com — Turkish Super Lig planning their next huge signing after Mo Salah as Real Madrid star targeted