Liverpool beat Real Madrid to sensational transfer with last minute agreement

Liverpool beat Real Madrid to sensational transfer with last minute agreement Liverpool have beaten Real Madrid to a sensational transfer. How many times have the Spanish giants come to haunt the Reds. Sure, Real Madrid are the biggest club in the world but it still feels unfair that they have exacted so much misery on Liverpool. From beating the Reds in multiple Champions League finals to taking their best players. It all started with Steve McManaman. He was one of Liverpool's very own. An academy lad, one of the best players at the club in the 1990s. That is until his contract expired and Real Madrid took him on a free transfer. Next was Michael Owen, then Xabi Alonso and then of course the most infamous of them all - Trent Alexander-Arnold. Ibrahima Konate has followed suit since, and hopefully he will be the last. Things are changing at Real Madrid It feels like the Spanish giants are losing their might a little bit. Barcelona has once again become the team to beat in Spain playing exciting collective football under Hansi Flick. On the other hand, Real Madrid has been mired in controversy. There are so many egos around the club. It's hard to keep up to date with all the drama inside the dressing room. From Aurelien Tchouameni clashing with Federico Valverde to now Jose Mourinho taking over. With Konate and Trent both struggling at Real Madrid, the Spanish giants may also be losing their allure inside the halls of Anfield. Especially, considering Liverpool are now beating Real Madrid to the signatures of some of the best young players on the planet. How Liverpool beat Real Madrid to sensational transfer of Lucca Brughmans Towards the end of the transfer window, it seemed like Brughmans was going to head to Real Madrid according to a report from the Daily Mail. However, the report claims Liverpool swooped in at the last minute to strike an agreement and gazump the Spanish giants, who were convinced Brughmans would follow his compatriot Thibaut Courtois to the Spanish capital. Liverpool looked to have pulled off a major coup with this last-gasp operation and in the process they signed a really exciting player, who could be the perfect replacement for Alisson Becker.