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Premier League System Match: Why Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal Could Fit Alexander-Arnold’s Playing Style

Real Madrid right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold - copyright TEAMtalkFormer Arsenal and France international defender William Gallas has claimed that Trent Alexander-Arnold will eventually "move on" from Real Madrid, naming Mikel Arteta's Arsenal as a prime Premier League destination that could revive the England international's signature qualities.

The 28-year-old right-back made a high-profile move to the Santiago Bernabéu on a six-year contract, but ongoing tactical adaptation challenges in Spain have fueled intense media speculation regarding his long-term future in La Liga.

Gallas acknowledged that fulfilling a dream move to Real Madrid is an opportunity few elite players can turn down when the Spanish giants call.

However, the former defender emphasized that Alexander-Arnold’s primary strengths lie in his extraordinary vision, counter-attacking delivery, and pinpoint crossing rather than pure one-on-one defensive isolation.

Gallas noted that to maximize his world-class attributes, Alexander-Arnold requires a system structurally tailored to cover his defensive vulnerabilities while unlocking his creative freedom in transition.

Highlighting potential suitors capable of offering such a tactical framework, Gallas explicitly pointed to Arsenal alongside domestic rivals Chelsea and Manchester United.

Under Mikel Arteta, Arsenal have established one of the most structurally disciplined and fluid setups in European football, a system Gallas believes could provide the exact tactical protection and passing lanes Alexander-Arnold thrived upon during his peak years in England.

While market rumors continue to circulate across Europe regarding potential loan or permanent proposals, figures close to the player maintain that Alexander-Arnold remains focused on earning his place and succeeding in Madrid under long-term contractual terms.

Nevertheless, European recruitment departments are monitoring his situation closely should his tactical integration stall further ahead of upcoming registration windows.

As the season progresses, whether Alexander-Arnold can cement his role in Spain or decide to seek a tactical reboot back in the Premier League will remain one of the most closely watched narratives in world football.

If a return to England becomes viable, Arsenal’s tactical posture makes them a fascinating candidate in any future transfer race.

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