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At Real Madrid, he will now have his first name, Trent, on the back. It is a decision that the 26-year-old explained during his unveiling press conference after arriving at the Bernabeu.

Trent Alexander-Arnold has explained why he has opted to change the name on the back of his shirt following his Real Madrid arrival. Alexander-Arnold, 26, was unveiled as a Galactico on Thursday ...

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The name on the back of his shirt will also change for 2025–26. Instead of his family name ‘Alexander-Arnold’, the England international has opted to simply have his first name ’Trent’.

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