Ex-Everton transfer chief could link up with Trent Alexander-Arnold as Liverpool decision beckons

A could join team of advisors in a "shock" move as the right-back plans for life away from .

Alexander-Arnold's future at Liverpool has become a hot topic, with reports suggesting that his contract situation could lead to a move to . Despite months of contract negotiations, no agreement has been reached yet,

Alexander-Arnold has previously expressed his ambition to win the Ballon d'Or, and it appears a move to the Spanish giants could be part of that dream. Sky Sports France has even reported that an agreement has already been made,

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James Vaughan, a club legend for his record as the youngest-ever goalscorer, could soon play a key role in Alexander-Arnold's future. Vaughan, who is set to leave his role as Everton's loans pathway manager after two-and-a-half years, could join the England international's team of advisers in a surprising move.

His career also saw him move to Norwich, Huddersfield, and Wigan, where he continued to showcase his talents before eventually transitioning to a role at the Toffees.

The 36-year-old, who etched his name in football history with a goal against at just 16 years old, may now shift to a more prominent role in advising the Liverpool star, with the Toffees figure now reportedly part of his transition to the Spanish giants.

Alexander-Arnold is reportedly on the verge of finalising a blockbuster move to Real Madrid, with a five-year contract already believed to be agreed. The Liverpool vice-captain is set to earn a staggering £240,000 per week — around £13 million annually — with additional earnings expected through performance-related bonuses and a significant signing-on fee.

The move would see Alexander-Arnold reunite with close friend , adding further star power to the Spanish giants' already formidable squad. After 21 years at Liverpool, from academy prodigy to and Premier League winner, the right-back now looks poised to embark on a new chapter in Madrid, marking the end of a truly iconic Anfield era.

Liverpool.com says: The potential link-up between James Vaughan and Trent Alexander-Arnold marks an intriguing development, especially given the looming uncertainty around Alexander-Arnold’s future at Liverpool. Vaughan, with his experience in football management could bring a valuable perspective to Alexander-Arnold’s career. While it might raise eyebrows considering his Everton connections, Vaughan’s move could signify a strategic shift in how Alexander-Arnold approaches his career, especially with a high-profile transfer to Real Madrid reportedly on the cards.