Real Madrid wants £ 86 million countries before they consider selling Rodrygo while Arsenal continues to follow the Brazilian, which fell out of grace in the Spanish capital
Real Madrid has made it clear that they want more than £ 80 million on the table before they consider Rodrygo while Arsenal continues to circles for the Brazilian.
The attacker is linked to a step away from the Spanish giants and his involvement has fallen enormously this summer. Rodrygo, despite coming up with various huge moments in his career, is not seen at the same level as some of his teammates.
Kylian Mbappe and Vinicius JNR are real talismans, but Rodrygo has seen his minutes drop off. Earlier this week, when Real was humiliated 4-0 by PSG in the semi-final of the Club World Cup, the Brazilian remained on the couch for the fifth consecutive game.
There is a tough conversation around a possible exit, but Real does not let him go cheaply with Uol Espore in Brazil and claims that they want offers of around € 100 million (£ 86 million) before they consider having Rodrygo de Bernabeu leave.
Rodrygo has stated that his preference to play on the left wing: a position that is currently being taken by Vinicius Jr. Former real boss Carlo Ancelotti found him a home on the right, but Xabi Alonso chose playing him.
The real boss was questioned about his decision to leave Rodrygo again and said: “The fact that he no longer played is a game-per-game decision. The way it went, we needed another player. There were no decisions about the future throughout this championship.”
Arsenal has been advertised as a destination and the Gunners have had preliminary conversations with the player's camp, but they will probably add Noni Madueke to their team from Chelsea, which could see them cool down in Rodrygo.
Personal conditions on a five-year contract have already been agreed with the blues-wing player, which further slipped in the pecking order as a result of the transfer activity at Stamford Bridge. The first asking price of Chelsea for Madueke is £ 50 million. He moved to PSV Stamford Bridge in January 2023, but was dropped by Enzo Maresca last season.
Mikel Arteta has already welcomed Kepa Arrizabalaga this season from Chelsea, while Martin Zubimendi is the statement of Arsenal who has so far signed from summer. Brentford captain Christian Norgaard has also become a member while the club remains in advanced conversations with Sporting Lisbon for the Center Vooruit Viktor Gyokees.