Trent Alexander-Arnold is the subject of fresh criticism in Spain after looking "lost" for Real Madrid in their 2-1 win over Celta Vigo.

Fingers are pointing at the full-back, who is called the "least defensively minded" one in LaLiga, for the goal Madrid conceded. Aurelien Tchouameni put them ahead after a short Alexander-Arnold corner, and the former Liverpool vice-captain had also set up Vinicius Junior earlier.

Alexander-Arnold played the Brazil international through on goal, only for him to hit the post. Criticism, however, centres on Celta's equaliser through Borja Iglesias and how they defended a similar long ball over the top.

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Jose Maria Rodriguez wrote in Marca: "[Celta] knew how and where to hurt [Madrid]. A long ball over the top of Trent was all it took for Williot to expose the least defensively minded full-back in LaLiga. He outpaced him, cut inside, and laid the ball back comfortably for Borja Iglesias to finish...