Former Chelsea defender William Gallas has urged Trent Alexander-Arnold to leave Real Madrid and join Arsenal or Bayern Munich.

Former Premier League defender William Gallas has advised Trent Alexander-Arnold to leave Real Madrid, recommending clubs like Bayern Munich and Arsenal as ideal destinations. Speaking to SeatPick, Gallas noted that the 28-year-old right-back has struggled for regular playing time under manager Jose Mourinho and needs a tactical system that emphasizes attacking play over defensive discipline.
Alexander-Arnold has started only four of Real Madrid's 11 La Liga matches this season, logging 435 minutes across all competitions. Gallas argued that the former Liverpool defender faces competition from Federico Valverde and Denzel Dumfries, making a transfer the best solution to revive his career.
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