Report: Trent may be set to follow Gary Neville’s advice in making a decision about his Liverpool future.

One way or another, it won’t be long before we find out for sure if Trent Alexander-Arnold will remain a Liverpool player next season.

The Reds’ vice-captain—who came off the bench to net the winner against Leicester on Sunday—has just over two months left on his current contract, and many believe he’s on course to join Real Madrid on a free transfer this summer.
Speaking to Sky Sports after the match, the 26-year-old remained tight-lipped about his future. However, Gary Neville has urged him to clear up the uncertainty in the coming days, ahead of Liverpool potentially sealing the Premier League title.

Trent could be ready to reveal his plans soon
According to a report from Football Insider, Trent may be preparing to follow Neville’s advice. Sources suggest the Liverpool right-back is likely to announce shortly whether he’ll depart his boyhood club to join Real Madrid.
The Spanish giants are said to be confident they’ve already secured a deal for the number 66, after months of speculation surrounding his future.

Clarity is coming—one way or another
While Trent’s enthusiastic goal celebration on Sunday may reflect his deep connection to Liverpool, it also felt like it could have been a heartfelt farewell rather than a firm declaration that he’s staying.

With new contracts recently signed by Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk, Trent remains the most high-profile unresolved contract situation at Anfield. Hopefully, it won’t cast a shadow over what’s shaping up to be a celebratory end to the season.

Should he confirm a move to Madrid, it’ll be a tough pill for fans to swallow—especially as he’d be leaving his hometown club without a transfer fee. Still, a clear decision would at least bring closure to a saga that’s dragged on for months.
On the other hand, if he were to declare he’s staying—much like Jordan Belfort’s famous “I’m not leaving” moment—it would be a dramatic twist to what’s already been a memorable campaign for Liverpool.

That scenario may seem unlikely, but with just weeks remaining, it’s time for a final decision to be made.