England right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold recently addressed the audience in Spanish at his presentation for Real Madrid. The 26-year-old described this move as a 'dream come true' and a 'huge responsibility'.

Alexander-Arnold was set to leave Liverpool on a free transfer at the end of his contract on 30 June. However, Real Madrid paid a fee to release him early so he could participate in this month's Club World Cup.

During the presentation, a video showcasing Alexander-Arnold's journey as a young player, along with his goals, assists, and defending for Liverpool and England, was played. Real Madrid president Florentino Perez welcomed the right-back to the club, with Alexander-Arnold expressing his gratitude in Spanish.

Seated with his girlfriend, parents, and brothers, Alexander-Arnold thanked President Florentino Perez and Real Madrid for the opportunity. He mentioned his excitement to represent the club, give his all for the team and fans, and strive for success and growth in his career.

Following his speech, Alexander-Arnold was pictured with Perez holding the Real Madrid shirt with his name and the number 12. Perez praised the defender as one of the best in the world and expressed hope for a successful partnership.

At a subsequent news conference, Alexander-Arnold revealed that he had been learning Spanish for a few months. He emphasized his commitment to making a positive impact from the start, beginning with the Club World Cup.