Trent Alexander-Arnold has not been told to leave Real Madrid, despite reports in Spain that manager Alvaro Arbeloa has urged him to find a a new club in the summer. The Englishman has endured a difficult spell at Los Blancos after joining at the expiration of his Liverpool contract six months ago. His time in La Liga has been blighted by injuries, with Alexander-Arnold registering just a solitary assist and not scoring in any of his 11 appearances in all competitions this campaign. The defender retained the backing of Xabi Alonso, who insisted he was a 'top player', but El Nacional reported on Friday that Alexander-Arnold has 'no future' at the club under new boss Arbeloa. The duo, it was reported, sat down for a 'frank conversation' this week as the 27-year-old continues his recovery from a muscle injury. Arbeloa, appointed as Alonso's successor just a couple of weeks ago, was said to have told the full-back to leave 'for his own good'. However, Daily Mail Sport understands there ...