A report from Spanish outlet Defensa Central states that Newcastle United, Manchester City, and Manchester United are closely monitoring the situation of English right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold at Real Madrid after he had a difficult start to his career in Spain. The 27-year-old has made 8 appearances and provided 1 assist in LaLiga this season. The report claims the three Premier League clubs would be willing to offer around €40m in the summer to bring the defender back to England, and that this would represent a significant profit for the Spanish club, as he was signed for a nominal fee of €10m. The English clubs are reportedly trying to see if Madrid's patience or the player's resolve is weakening after his early months have been disrupted by injury setbacks. However, Defensa Central states that Madrid’s hierarchy is fully committed to Alexander-Arnold and does not plan to listen to any offers. The player has 34 caps for England and a contract until June 2031. He is also said to be determined to succeed, viewing his struggles as part of a natural adaptation period to a new league and country, and he reportedly does not want to leave. There is a strong belief within Real Madrid that his quality will eventually show. Sources have noted that he is trusted by everyone at the club. His current Transfermarkt valuation is €70.00m.