Trint Alexander-Arnold faces a potential absence for eight week

According to what Trent Alexander-Arnold is facing from six to eight weeks on the margin and could lose the Real Madrid Champions League with Liverpool after the club confirmed that England International was injured in the strings of knee.

Alexander-Arnold, who decided, was controversial, Liverpool left to join Madrid at the end of last season, in the fifth minute of Los Blancos 2-1 beat Marseille on Tuesday.

Confirming the nature of the injury, a statement issued by Madrid read: “After the tests he conducted today by Real Madrid, medical services on our player, Trent Alexander-Arnold, was diagnosed with muscle injury to the captain muscle muscle in the left leg. Additional updates will follow.”

Although Madrid has not announced a schedule for Alexander Arnold, Marca reports is scheduled to miss at least six weeks and can go out for two months, due to Anfield in the Champions League.

Madrid has not yet defeated this season, but Alexander-Arnold started only three games and attracted scrutiny for Laliga leaders to this point.

Now Alexander-Arnold faces the possibility of losing some of the largest games this season for the men of Xabi Alonso.

Alexander-Arnold has been appointed for long layoffs

The timeline line will be seen for eight weeks to recover Alexander-Arnold matches that are absent from eight league matches and three confrontations in the Champions League.

It will not be available for Madrid trainees with Atletico Madrid on September 27, while Alexander Arnold is ready for Olzico from the season against Barcelona on October 26.

In the Champions League, Alexander Arnold will miss the confrontation of Kerat and Juventus. If he already needs eight weeks to recover, Alexander-Arnold will be a spectator of coincidence between Madrid and Liverpool in Anfield on November 4.

Alexander-Arnold should be fit in time for the final qualifications of the World Cup in England against Serbia and Albania in November. On November 23, Madrid’s Away on Elche will distinguish his return to his club if he needs eight weeks to return to full fitness.