'Good job he's not an agent!' - Gary Neville & Micah Richards roast Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher after telling Real Madrid to pay £10m for Trent Alexander-Arnold

Alexander-Arnold has already announced that he will leave Liverpool this summer as he is close to signing for Real Madrid on a free transfer. Los Blancos are reportedly in touch with the Reds and are trying to convince the English champions to allow the player to complete the move before the expiry of his deal, June 30, as they want him to be part of the travelling squad to the U.S. for the FIFA Club World Cup.

During a chat on Sky Sports, Reds legend Carragher claimed that the Spanish giants should pay a sum of £10 million ($13m) to the Merseyside club if they want Alexander-Arnold.

Carragher first said: "And then the flip side of that is, okay, you're announcing it now to give Real Madrid the opportunity to maybe sign you for the Club World Cup, so that's what I was talking about a couple of weeks ago."

Neville then quickly remarked: "Would you take like a million quid if you were Liverpool for the Club World Cup?" Carragher then replied: "Er, I think I'd want more than a million quid."

Neville then further asked: "But would you take, would you take whatever price it would be to let him go and play in that tournament?" To which Carragher replied: "I think if it was about five or ten million quid, because I think I could get, no, hang on, hang on."

The Sky Sports host then asked: "What is it, a hundred million to win the thing?" In reply, Carragher said: "Exactly. Have you seen how much money it is to win it?"

The host then continued asking: "So you could help a major European rival by helping them win the thing?"

The Liverpool icon then responded: "Right, well, but if they're going to win a hundred million and he's going to help them, because don't forget, they haven't got any right back. The right back to play in there is not a right back. So it's not just like bringing a player in. Give us ten million quid."

Neville concluded the conversation by saying: "Well, the price has just been set, mate."

Arne Slot has confirmed that Alexander-Arnold will be removed from the Reds' starting lineup that will face Arsenal in the Premier League on Sunday at Anfield as he plans to deploy Conor Bradley in the right-back role. He has also urged the fans in Merseyside to not boo the outgoing English defender.

After facing the Gunners on Sunday, Slot's men will play against Brighton and Crystal Palace in their final two matches of the 2024-25 campaign on May 19 and 25, respectively.