Alexander Arnold has caused another controversy

England international Trent Alexander Arnold, who joined Real Madrid, said in an interview that he was "surprised" at the intensity of Real Madrid's training, and this remark caused strong dissatisfaction among Liverpool fans.

It is reported that Alexander Arnold is very likely to make his debut in the club World Cup group stage against Riyadh Crescent. The competition will start in the early morning of June 19. With the help of coach Xavi Alonso, the England defender quickly integrated into the team and expressed high appreciation for the training style and technical and tactical level of the new team.

According to the Marca report, Alexander Arnold said: "The skills of Real Madrid players are amazing, and the ball runs very quickly. Everything here is completely different from what I was familiar with before. Although they are all top stars, I enjoyed this change and was very happy to be a member of this team."

However, this remark triggered a strong backlash from Liverpool fans. Many fans believe that Alexander Arnold is demeaning his old club in order to please the new club.

A fan named Kenny commented on social media: "He once won the Champions League and Premier League championships for Liverpool, but now he says that Real Madrid's training is the highest level? This is simply flattering."

Another fan Bend also left a message saying: "Is Liverpool really that much worse than Real Madrid? Arnold, be an honest person."

Previously, the 26-year-old right-back announced a free transfer after the season, leaving Liverpool, ending his 20-year-old Liverpool career - from youth training to first team, he has always played for Anfield. His decision to leave the team was described as "the toughest choice of his career", but Liverpool said it was the player's personal decision.

Alexander Arnold's transfer not only caused an uproar among the fans, but some local brands also expressed disappointment. Now, his remarks have once again pushed himself to the forefront of public opinion.