According to TBR, Rodrygo Goes could be on the move from Real Madrid in the summer with the report citing his unhappiness. Premier League heavyweights Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester City have all made contact with the Brazilian’s representatives over a potential move in the close season.
A player of Rodrygo Goes’ quality will attract a large number of clubs to sign him. The Brazilian has been sensational for Real Madrid since arriving in 2019 from Santos, as many of the English sides wanted him before he made the move to Real Madrid.
Ahead of the summer, the report states Rodrygo is unhappy at Real Madrid and might be open to a new challenge elsewhere. The main reason for his mood is the imbalance Kylian Mbappe’s arrival has created for him, while the story also speculates that potential new manager Xabi Alonso may not offer him certain guarantees.
Manchester City are one of the big teams keen from England, with Pep Guardiola a big fan of the Brazilian. The Premier League giants could offer a large sum to persuade Real Madrid into selling him, although they are faced with intense competition from the likes of Arsenal and Liverpool.
Arsenal were recently linked with him as well as a few of his Real Madrid teammates. Mikel Arteta wants a new left winger in the team to evolve his attacking setup as Rodrygo is seen as a major upgrade to someone like Gabriel Martinelli. Whether the Brazilian fits into their budget will be the big question surrounding the Gunners, although they have shown the knack of paying big for the right players in the recent past.
Liverpool have been linked with a move for Rodrygo, as they are eager to refresh their attacking setup ahead of the summer. There are some big sales expected out of Anfield with the likes of Darwin Nunez, Diogo Jota and Luis Diaz all heading to the summer with uncertain futures.
Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester City have all been in touch with the agent of the 24-year-old unhappy Real Madrid player. They are eager to understand if he is indeed available in the market, and only after that will they decide on making a big move for Rodrygo.
