Trent Alexander-Arnold is reportedly set to move to Real Madrid this summer, with details of his contract and a salary of £15 million revealed. While his transfer marks a significant career milestone, La Liga rules will prevent him from wearing his beloved No.66, which he's worn since making his Liverpool debut in 2016. He must choose from a limited selection of numbers between 1 and 25, as certain digits are reserved for goalkeepers in the league. This change emphasizes the unique challenges faced by players when switching leagues.
Trent Alexander-Arnold's summer move to Real Madrid is reportedly confirmed, but he'll need to pick a more conventional shirt number due to La Liga's squad rules.
Since debuting in 2016, Alexander-Arnold has worn the No.66 shirt for Liverpool, but La Liga regulations restrict his options to numbers 1-25.
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