*⚽️"Just Call Me Trent": Alexander-Arnold Explains Jersey Name Change After Real Madrid Move* Follow Our Channel✅ https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VajOQ9lFXUue5OOd4s1L Group Link⛓️‍💥 https://chat.whatsapp.com/LZitWjdBLOOFUrxkAmUPDw Trent Alexander-Arnold has officially joined Real Madrid—and he’s already turning heads. The 26-year-old stunned fans during his unveiling by delivering a fluent welcome speech in Spanish and revealing his new jersey: the number 12, with just “Trent” on the back. Why drop his full name? “It’s quite simple,” he explained at the press conference. “Across Europe, people often call me Arnold, Alexander, Alex, or Trent—it gets confusing. So I decided to just go with Trent.” The move wasn’t about branding, he emphasized, but clarity. Leaving Liverpool, the club he spent 20 years with, was never about exploring options. “I always knew the only club I’d ever leave Liverpool for was Real Madrid,” he said. “It wasn’t about where to go, it was whether to go.” The deal, worth £10 million, brings Trent to Madrid for the Club World Cup. Though originally expected to leave for free in June, he made the switch early after confirming his departure in May. Trent leaves behind a legacy at Anfield: 354 appearances, Champions League glory, two Premier League titles, and more. His exit was met with mixed reactions—boos in his first post-announcement match, followed by cheers as he lifted the Premier League trophy one last time. Love him or not, Trent's new chapter in Madrid is off to a bold and memorable start.