How Spanish media evaluated Liverpool’s first game after Torrent’s first game

It’s safe to say that Liverpool fans have paid little attention to the ongoing Club World Cup in the United States. In fact, many soccer fans in general have not yet been tailored to suit the lawsuit.

Chelsea’s opening game with LAFC was played in front of a tiny crowd, taking into account how big the stadium is in fact.

Nevertheless, there are a few topics on the pitch, but not as much as Trent Alexander Arnold.

Real Madrid campaigned against Saudi Arabia’s Al Hilal on Wednesday, only managing a 1-1 draw. Perhaps the gap with Saudi Arabia’s topside isn’t as big as we think.

It doesn’t feel like it was long ago that Alexander Arnold announced to his fanbase that he would leave his boyhood club behind in favour of the Spanish capital, Madrid.

He informed him that he was leaving. The right back was naturally greeted with a boo chorus. For one of the club’s most infamous academy alumni, this was a surprise.

However, once everything was said and done, the right back didn’t actually go out for a free transfer.

Before the aforementioned Club World Cup began, there was a frenzy in the transfer market as many teams tried to get early trading on the line.

At Chelsea, Striam Liam Dellup has arrived while Manchester City confirmed the addition of Tijani Leyjner, Rayan Ait Nouri and Ryan Cecki. Not bad at all.

As far as Madrid is concerned, they said goodbye for around £8 million to bring Alexander Arnold to the club in time for the beginning of the American tournament this summer.

Well, after his debut on Wednesday evening, Florentino Perez and CO may be hoping he hasn’t officially signed yet.

This was clearly not Madrid, but it was a horrifying afternoon for the Merseyside defender.

He was slapped with a 5/10 match rating from one real outlet.

Another Spanish publication, Football Espanana, was also not very kind and gave Torrent a 5/10 rating. They also write that his abilities are a terrible, “overwhelming” debut. Well, isn’t that a surprise?

As I approached my home, I was given a 4/10 rating on my 90-minute signature, and I made a note of “sometimes forgotten” my marking obligation.

How to compare Torrent with Huissen in his debut

It was Dean Huizen who made his Madrid debut in a match against Al Hilal.

The Spaniards were of interest from numerous clubs in the Premier League, especially before the window began with things like Arsenal and Liverpool chasing their signatures.

The Reds reportedly were one of their favourites to praise him from Bournemouth, but like Alexander Arnold, Madrid was an offer he couldn’t refuse.

By chance, the centre-back enjoyed a much better Maiden game of real colours and passed a 7/10 rating by the soccer espana.

They wrote it, “In contrast to Alexander Arnold, Huyssen seems certain in his debut. He greatly helped Alonso in the buildup that would have pleased him.

Despite the set-off that he signed Huijsen and lost his torrent, Liverpool appears to be in a good place, confirming Jeremy Fripon’s arrival and reportedly attempting to sign Florian Wiltz with a UK record deal and Milos Kerquez.

Therefore, it is unlikely that they will lose too much sleep in the situation of Alexander Arnold now.