Alexander-Arnold's injury on his debut for Real: what happened to the player.

Trent Alexander-Arnold's injury during his Champions League debut

According to The Sun: Trent Alexander-Arnold suffered an injury during his Champions League debut while playing for Real Madrid.

The 26-year-old defender came on the pitch in the match against Marseille at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium but spent less than five minutes on the field.

During the game, Trent received the ball on the right flank but immediately felt something went wrong.

The defender grabbed his hamstring and fell to the ground.

It soon became clear that he could not continue the match and needed to be substituted.

Dani Carvajal quickly donned the football kit and came onto the pitch.

Meanwhile, Alexander-Arnold left the field surrounded by a team of physiotherapists.

This match marked a difficult start to Trent's career in Madrid after his transfer in June.

The Liverpool star left Anfield after 21 years and became a part of Real, signing a contract for £10 million.

Although he could have become a free agent in June, Real decided to sign him for the revamped squad at the Club World Cup.

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Trent's loss at the start of the season could impact the plans of Xabi Alonso's team, which hoped for his skills in crucial Champions League matches. Real fans and experts are awaiting information about his condition and possible recovery time. This injury could affect the team's further results in European competitions and overall in the championship standings.