Real Madrid s "Bold Terms" aroused public anger! Arnold s transfer is deadlocked, Liverpool responds tough

This summer's transfer market has a major controversy: Real Madrid proposed "overlord clauses" in the transaction to sign Liverpool star Arnold, which not only requires visa exemption, but also requires the Reds to release people for free one month in advance. This request immediately caused an uproar, causing the originally foregone conclusion to enter a deadlock.

26-year-old England international Arnold officially announced last week that he would not renew his contract with Liverpool. According to the contract, he will leave the team as a free agent on June 30. However, Real Madrid suddenly put forward new requirements: I hope Liverpool will release the players until June 1 in advance so that Arnold can represent his new boss in the first Club World Cup after the restructuring. What is even more shocking is that Real Madrid refuses to pay any form of compensation for this, and is reluctant to even bear the token transfer fee.

This "free" operation immediately sparked heated discussions in the football circle. Transfer expert David Ornstein said: "Real Madrid's move set a bad precedent and completely ignores the basic rules of the transfer market. " Liverpool team reporter James Pierce revealed that the club's senior management was extremely dissatisfied with this and believed that this was a blatant humiliation of the Reds.

Currently, Liverpool has a tough attitude, and new coach Slot even plans to continue to send Arnold to start in the last two rounds of the season. It is worth mentioning that in the last two Reds opponents, Brighton and Crystal Palace, there are Sansatsu and Eze who have broken through Arnold's defense many times. Such an arrangement is interpreted by the outside world as the "last test" for the players.

The core of this game lies in the new version of the Club World Cup that will start on June 15. The prize money for this event is as high as 50 million euros, and Real Madrid is determined to win. But football law experts pointed out that Liverpool has every right to reject this unreasonable demand. According to relevant FIFA regulations, during the contract period, the club is not obliged to provide convenience for players to leave the team early.

Arnold himself is in an embarrassing situation. People familiar with the matter revealed that the players are willing to give up their last month's salary, but Real Madrid hopes that Liverpool will take the initiative to "satisfie". This attitude made Red Army fans even more angry, and the accusations of "betrayers" on social media were heard.

Industry insiders analyzed that this transfer farce may have far-reaching impact. On the one hand, Real Madrid's shrewd calculations may damage its giant image; on the other hand, Liverpool's tough response will set an example for other clubs. The final result depends on the next game between the three parties. But what is certain is that this is no longer a simple transfer, but an important case concerning the dignity of the rules of the football transfer market.