In a heated response to rumors circulating in the media, Nantes owner Waldemar Kita has strongly denied claims linking Trent Alexander-Arnold and his family to a potential takeover of the Ligue 1 club. Speaking to Presse Ocean, Kita dismissed the reports as unfounded and nonsensical, stating that he had no prior knowledge of the Liverpool full-back or his involvement in any such deal.
Kita’s Explosive Denial of Takeover Rumors
Addressing the rumors head-on, Waldemar Kita expressed his frustration over the speculations linking Alexander-Arnold to a supposed bid for FC Nantes.
“This is all bullsh*t! Where does that come from? How do you expect a serious man who wants to purchase a club to use a journalist?” Kita said, shutting down the notion that the Liverpool star or his family were in any way involved. He also stated he had never even heard of Trent Alexander-Arnold, much less been involved in any discussions regarding a takeover.
“I don’t even know him! He told me his father was involved in finance and that they have players as well as agents. I’ve never done any video conference with anyone, ever. It’s nonsense,” Kita added.
Dismissal of Media Speculation
Sources close to Trent Alexander-Arnold have also denied any truth to the rumors about the Liverpool right-back being part of a bid for Nantes. While the story created a stir in the football world, it seems there is little substance behind the speculation. The Alexander-Arnold camp has quickly shot down the claims, indicating that the story was blown out of proportion and was likely based on misinformation.
Despite the media buzz around a possible Nantes takeover involving Trent Alexander-Arnold, both Waldemar Kita and sources close to the Liverpool star have firmly denied any involvement. Kita’s strong words make it clear that this rumor is not grounded in reality, and the takeover talk appears to be just a baseless story. It’s safe to say this chapter will soon be closed as Kita moves on from the speculation.
Key Points
Nantes owner Waldemar Kita denies any takeover discussions involving Trent Alexander-Arnold.
Kita strongly criticizes the media for spreading the rumors.
Sources close to Alexander-Arnold have also shot down claims of his involvement.