Chelsea ready to launch ambitious move to sign Real Madrid star if opportunity arises

Do Chelsea need Trent Alexander-Arnold?

The Spanish tactician tends to favour a 3-4-3 formation, and that has even seen Pedro Neto adjusting to a new role as a wing-back.

It remains to be seen if Alexander-Arnold would suit that kind of role, or if he could perhaps even be joining Chelsea as a midfielder, where he’s also been used for England at times in the past.

That’s not necessarily Alexander-Arnold’s best position, but after the departure of Enzo Fernandez this summer, it could make sense for Chelsea to sign him with the view to playing there, at least from time to time.