According to Fichajes, Chelsea are preparing to make an €80 million move for Rodrygo Goes and have been in contact with Real Madrid through intermediaries. The Brazilian international is rumoured to want a new challenge in his career, which could compel the Spanish giants to cash in in the summer.
Many transfer rumours are going around in the media, with some notable names linked with a move away. One of those is Rodrygo Goes, who has been rumoured to want a change of scenery away from Real Madrid, which has indeed alerted a lot of Premier League clubs.
Arsenal were interested, although Real Madrid’s asking price may see the Gunners abandon the chase for Rodrygo. Mikel Arteta’s side are in the market for a new left-winger, and the Brazilian does fit in perfectly, although the concerns over price might be due to their search for a new striker in the window.
Chelsea and Manchester City have been in contact for Rodrygo, and it appears the former have used intermediaries to open talks with Real Madrid. The Spanish giants are open to a sale with some sections mentioning a price of more than €100 million for the Brazilian, who has contributed to 23 goals this season.
Chelsea are reportedly angling for a move for Rodrygo in an €80 million deal from Real Madrid. Their idea is to bring the Real Madrid attacker as one of their main men in Enzo Maresca’s attacking setup, as the Blues are eager to put forward a challenging team ahead of next season.
Chelsea’s pursuit of Rodrygo will certainly depend on their ability to play UEFA Champions League football next season. It will also be a choice for the Brazilian considering a lot many teams will be in the market to sign him, so the Blues must be prepared to face off competition as well as pay a top price for the player.
Chelsea are also linked with Jamie Gittens as a potential option for their left wing, as they could part ways with Jadon Sancho at the end of the season. Overall, Chelsea are a big contender for Rodrygo in the summer, although any move will depend on the finances involved in the deal as well as the player’s preference.
