Trent Alexander-Arnold is 2/1 to have a shot on target tonight - as he makes his debut for Real Madrid at the FIFA Club World Cup
Former Liverpool star Trent Alexander-Arnold is expected to make his debut for Real Madrid tonight - as the LaLiga heavyweights go head-to-head with Al Hilal in a FIFA Club World Cup showdown.
For those anticipating Alexander-Arnold to make an impact in his first start for Real Madrid - there is a Featured Price Boost on offer that involves the supremely talented 26-year-old.
The Featured Price Boost requires Alexander-Arnold to have one or more shots on target.
The odds for that particular bet have been enhanced from 5/4 to 2/1 according to Sky Bet.
Alexander-Arnold had more shots than any other defender in the Premier League last season with 45.
Meanwhile, there are a further three Price Boosts on offer for tonight's match-up - of which include there to be 10+ match shots on target at 1/1, Vinicius Jr. and Aleksandar Mitrovic both to score at 13/2, and Kylian Mbappe to score a hat-trick at 9/1.
Vinicius and Mitrovic combined to score 49 goals across all competitions this season, while Mbappe netted 31 goals in 34 goals in the Spanish top-flight this campaign.
Sky Bet Featured Price Boost for Real Madrid vs Al Hilal:
Trent Alexander-Arnold to have a shot on target
WAS 5/4 NOW 2/1
Sky Bet Price Boosts for Real Madrid vs Al Hilal:
10+ match shots on target WAS 8/11 NOW 1/1
Vinicius Jr. and Aleksandar Mitrovic both to score WAS 5/1 NOW 13/2
Kylian Mbappe to score a hat-trick WAS 15/2 NOW 9/1
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