Real Madrid forward Rodrygo Goes remains the most likely big-name departure from the Santiago Bernabeu this summer, but there is still little clarity on where the Brazilian could end up. The Premier League seems his most likely destination, but there is not the plethora of options one might imagine for a player of his talent.
The 24-year-old maintained a star billing at the start of last season in spite of the arrival of Kylian Mbappe, but as the season went on, his influence waned. After being taken off during the Copa del Rey final at half-time, he did not play again until the first game of the Club World Cup against Al-Hilal. Despite providing an assist for Gonzalo Garcia Torres, it remains his only start in their last 11 matches.
Arsenal were consistently the side most closely linked with Rodrygo over the last couple of months. After moves for Noni Madueke and Viktor Gyokeres though, the Gunners were cast as much less likely to move for Rodrygo, and now Cadena SER report that Arsenal definitively will not be his destination this summer.
Now it appears Liverpool are currently the side most likely to move for Rodrygo. The Reds are currently in pursuit of Hugo Ekitike after signing Florian Wirtz for big money, but if a deal for Luis Diaz to be sold can be orchestrated, they would have more room on the left for a star attacker, and more money to sign one with.
Prices between €80m and €100m have been quoted for Rodrygo in recent weeks, but increasingly Real Madrid are in a poor negotiating position. The Brazil international seems not to have a place in the starting XI with Xabi Alonso, and he would be an expensive substitute, who would be unhappy with a residual role. With few other destinations on the table, Liverpool may be able to negotiate a lower fee.
Susaekosyz
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SLOT add GYOKERES to the Wishlist for more Firepower to Forwardline,Time Running out
sewblnpruy
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Rodrygo is not wanted at Real, but Arnold didn't want to stay. Your comparison is very different
Susaekosyz
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SLOT sell KONATE to Real Madrid & BUY RODRYO & DANI CABELLOS
TariqueHaye17
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Strange one because Liverpool literally have their left wing Gakpo, Striker Etike and Right wing Salah sort out. I wonder how Rodrgyo fits in?
he openly said he prefers the left ,he wouldn't start over salah
BLIMAN1974
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he's a left winger
he has been operating from the right with vini playing on the left
Cooldaddy3
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he's a left winger
Originally yes. But can converted to right if needed
TariqueHaye17
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Rodrygo is a long term candidate to replace salah position
he's a left winger
bigblaed
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As a Real Madrid fan,i really want Rodrygo to join liverpool ,where he will never walk AlonE… I love him for madrid, But alonso doesnt have plans for him,but i m waiting till transfer window closes
naaabeknpy
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Nigerians are so useless
Even you are more useless idiot
naaabeknpy
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Then play he if you don't want him go to Liverpool
Faocdmoty
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Liverpool fans we're insulting Arnold move to Madrid today they are looking to sign rodrygo
nibadklmn
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Manchester city take the guy
Bidbcdnuyz
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Nigerians are so useless
guess u don't kw d meaning of wat ur saying
Cooldaddy3
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Strange one because Liverpool literally have their left wing Gakpo, Striker Etike and Right wing Salah sort out. I wonder how Rodrgyo fits in?
Rodrygo is a long term candidate to replace salah position
rusbiklmou
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sell Gakpo
Memaceiklu
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Strange one because Liverpool literally have their left wing Gakpo, Striker Etike and Right wing Salah sort out. I wonder how Rodrgyo fits in?
Hiebcnosu
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Nigerians are so useless
if u think so show up ur identity?
Hiebcnosu
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Nigerians are so useless
why do u make such comment and where are u from?
Sankelvin
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Nigerians are so useless
What makes you think so brother?
Susaekosyz
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SLOT sell Nunez & get RODRYGO
Woubcdkopy
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Nigerians are so useless
kmuguna
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over 80M for a sidelined player! The Reds should think again
vuaabdipu
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Then it should be City Liverpool should go after Rodrygo only if Luis Diaz leaves
jebceimory
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Real Madrid
Kekinpsy
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get him please and it will be a competition with RiO Ngumaho