The Liverpool defender initially built the court without permission from East Cheshire Council, but has now been allowed to keep it after agreeing to follow the retrospective conditions the council set.
Trent Alexander-Arnold received permission to keep his £50,000 padel court at his Cheshire mansion after initially building it without approval, following neighbor complaints. He agreed to plant trees, cultivate hedges and remove floodlights to meet council conditions. However, he may move to Real Madrid as his Liverpool contract expires this summer.
