Trent Alexander-Arnold has officially confirmed his departure from Liverpool Football Club, stating that he will not be extending his current contract, which is set to expire soon.

The 26-year-old indicated a desire for a new challenge in his career, describing this decision as one of the most difficult he has faced in his life.

Alexander-Arnold has been associated with Liverpool since he joined the youth academy at the age of six.

He made his first-team debut in 2016 and has since accumulated a total of 352 appearances for the club.

Over his tenure, he has played a pivotal role in Liverpool's success, contributing to the team's achievements, including winning the English Premier League and the UEFA Champions League.

He has also celebrated victories in the FIFA Club World Cup, UEFA Super Cup, FA Cup, and League Cup twice.

This season, Liverpool emerged as champions of England, and Alexander-Arnold expressed pride in being part of the squad.

He remarked on the season being fantastic and hopes for fans to celebrate the team's accomplishments despite the significant news of his departure.

The prospect of Alexander-Arnold joining Real Madrid has sparked considerable discussion among football fans and experts alike.

In his statement, he acknowledged the attention surrounding his potential transfer but emphasized that it does not detract from the achievements of the season.

Alexander-Arnold's decision signals the end of an era at Liverpool, where he has been a prominent figure in their recent history.