Carragher would bring Alexander-Arnold back to Liverpool after 'big mistake' exit

Jamie Carragher has said he would bring Trent Alexander-Arnold back to Liverpool, calling the defender's departure from Anfield a "big mistake" and pointing to his difficulties at Real Madrid.

Speaking to Portuguese outlet Trivela, the former Liverpool defender said the right-back erred in leaving the club and sees room for a reunion, especially given the problems the English team is currently facing. Italian outlet TuttoMercatoWeb reports that Carragher would have no doubts about such a move. British magazine FourFourTwo also quotes him describing Alexander-Arnold's exit as a "big mistake."

Out of favor at Real Madrid

According to FourFourTwo, Alexander-Arnold, now a Real Madrid right-back, is out of favor under coach Jose Mourinho. This situation, combined with Liverpool's own struggles, has led Carragher, a legend of the Reds, to advocate for a return.

A possible reunion

Carragher believes a return to Anfield is possible and would be a positive step. He told Trivela that the player made a big error in leaving and that there is space for a comeback, particularly in light of the issues facing Liverpool. TuttoMercatoWeb echoes this, stating that Carragher has no doubts about his stance on the matter.