Liverpool have been advised against signing one former Reds player amid recent rumours of a potential shock reunion at Anfield. It’ll be a year next week since Trent Alexander-Arnold returned to his former home in the colours of Real Madrid…

Journalist David Lynch and The Empire of The Kop argue that Liverpool should avoid re-signing Trent Alexander-Arnold from Real Madrid, describing any potential transfer as an emotional decision rather than a smart one. Despite recent reports linking Liverpool with a shock reunion, Lynch highlighted concerns over the 28-year-old's recent muscular injuries and the substantial financial costs involved.
Alexander-Arnold has struggled for regular playing time under Jose Mourinho in Madrid, starting only four matches this season. Meanwhile, Spanish journalist Guillem Balague reported that the defender is not pushing for an exit, and Liverpool are reportedly leaning toward making Ronald Araujo's loan move permanent instead.
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