Trent Alexander-Arnold Will Succeed At Real Madrid – Jamie O’Hara

Former EPL midfielder Jamie O’Hara has come out to say that Trent Alexander-Arnold would be a success at Real Madrid. He recently had his say while speaking to the press, and fans have been reacting.

According to him, Trent only struggled during his first game at the Club World Cup because of the hot weather, and he expects the English defender to shine brightly as soon as he adapt to his new surrounding.

O’Hara added that the pitch also looked a bit sluggish for the players, and that affected Trent’s performance greatly.

His words, “Trent Alexander-Arnold’s debut wasn’t great, but it was his first game. He’s played loads of football this season and he isn’t used to playing in that weather.

The pitch looked like it was roasting hot. He did look a bit sluggish, but he hasn’t played at all under Arne Slot towards the end of the season so it’s natural that he’s going to be a bit rusty. He’s just joined the biggest club in the world and the expectation on him is already huge – it isn’t easy for a player to deliver ten out of ten performances every week!

Trent is guaranteed to be a success at Real Madrid in my opinion. It’s his first game in blazing hot sun; it’s like a pre-season for him. I’ve played pre-season friendlies when it’s so hot and I couldn’t trap a bag of cement! I watched him and he was trying to track back, and he was struggling – but that’s going to happen because he hasn’t played.

It’s very early days for him and shouldn’t be judged yet – I think he will be a top class signing for Real.”

WOW.

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