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Real Madrid are playing some fluid football this season. After a pretty bad start to the campaign, it seems like Jose Mourinho is slowly but surely turning thin…

Writer Hridyam Arora argues that Trent Alexander-Arnold deserves more playing time at Real Madrid due to his past chemistry with Ibrahima Konate. While Jose Mourinho has guided Madrid through a strong run of form, Alexander-Arnold has received limited minutes behind Denzel Dumfries and Fede Valverde.
Arora contends that Konate's familiarity with covering space behind Alexander-Arnold from their Liverpool days makes the Englishman an ideal fit on Madrid's right flank. The writer also claims Alexander-Arnold can help solve Madrid's long-standing build-up issues.
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