Trent Alexander-Arnold hit with training ground 'ban' as new Real Madrid signing forced to give up £130k Range Rover after move from Liverpool

Alexander-Arnold has joined Madrid from Liverpool and will have to quickly get used to life in a different league and a different country. He will also have to get used to driving a different car as his £130,000 Land Rover will be banned from the club's training ground due to the club's sponsorship deal with BMW, according to El Motor.

As part of Real Madrid's agreement with BMW all first-team players for Madrid's football and basketball teams are gifted a new car. Alexander-Arnold will also be able to take his pick which should soften the blow of not being able to use his Land Rover for the commute. The England star will also have to choose from BMW's electric range as part of the agreement with the German manufacturer.

Alexander-Arnold's England team-mate Jude Bellingham opted for the BMW XM when picking his new car. Kylian Mbappe chose the same model but went for white instead of black.

Real Madrid have also coughed up €10 million (£8m/$11m) to have Alexander-Arnold in the squad for the Club World Cup. Los Blancos kick off their campaign against Al-Hilal on June 18.