Archive · 5 Dec 2025
Real Madrid's Trent Alexander-Arnold Out for Two Months
Trent Alexander-Arnold, a player for Real Madrid, got hurt in his left leg.
Doctors found out he has a muscle injury and he won't be able to play for about two months.
This means he will miss important games, including some in the Champions League and LaLiga.
Real Madrid also has another player, Dani Carvajal, who is injured, so they might have to use other players in different positions to fill in.
The team's manager, Xabi Alonso, might have to make some changes to the team because of these injuries.
Trent might be able to play again in February, but it depends on how well he heals.
Trent Alexander-Arnold has a thigh muscle injury in his left leg.
He is expected to be out for two months, missing up to 13 matches.
The injury was confirmed by an MRI scan.
Real Madrid also has Dani Carvajal injured, creating a shortage of right-backs.
Manager Xabi Alonso may need to reshuffle the squad to fill the gap.
- Who
- Trent Alexander-Arnold, Real Madrid's England defender
- What
- Suffered a thigh muscle injury in his left leg
- When
- Injury occurred during Wednesday's LaLiga win at Athletic Bilbao
- Where
- Real Madrid
- Why
- Injury confirmed by MRI scan, expected to miss up to 13 matches
- Player
- Trent Alexander-Arnold
- Injury
- Thigh muscle injury in left leg
- Expected Recovery Time
- Two months
- Matches Missed
- Up to 13 matches, including Champions League and LaLiga games
- Team Impact
- Shortage of right-backs due to Dani Carvajal's injury
- Manager
- Xabi Alonso
- Potential Replacement
- Federico Valverde or Raul Asencio
- Tentative Return Date
- February