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The head coach of Real Madrid, Carlo Ancelotti, has dismissed speculations regarding Liverpool’s Trent Alexander-Arnold possibly joining his squad.
As Madrid prepares for its Champions League clash with Liverpool, Ancelotti declined to discuss the defender’s potential transfer.
“I’m afraid I can’t discuss Alexander-Arnold. He’s not part of my team,” Ancelotti stated when questioned about the rumors.
Carlo Ancelotti: “I am sorry but I cannot speak about Trent Alexander-Arnold, he is not my player”. pic.twitter.com/noF0HEoMoK
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The English international has been sidelined due to a hamstring injury and is likely to miss the game at Anfield.
Ancelotti took the opportunity to commend Liverpool and its supporters while also expressing his loyalty to Everton, his former club.
“I hold great memories of Everton. I continue to support them!” he remarked, emphasizing that Liverpool is a “brilliant club” with a distinguished legacy.
Ancelotti’s Thoughts on Liverpool
Real Madrid enters the match with several key players absent due to injuries, including Vinicius Junior, Rodrygo, and Eder Militao.
Nonetheless, Ancelotti expressed faith in young defender Raul Asencio, who is expected to start the match.
The Italian coach acknowledged Liverpool’s impressive performance this season, indicating that his team must strive hard to compete.
“Liverpool has been outstanding thus far. It should be an exciting match between two legendary teams,” he remarked.
As Madrid competes on different fronts, Ancelotti remains hopeful for his team’s future. “We aim to put on a strong performance and stay competitive until the season’s end,” he concluded.
