Real Madrid forward Rodrygo Goes is at the center of growing transfer speculation. While some fans are linking his uncertain future to recent decisions by new manager Xabi Alonso—especially his complete absence from the squad against Pachuca—the truth is that this situation has been developing for much longer.
Rodrygo ended last season surrounded by doubt. Several top Premier League clubs have been monitoring his situation, including Arsenal, Manchester City, Chelsea, and Tottenham Hotspur. According to a report from Cadena SER, a move to England is currently the most likely outcome for the 24-year-old, as he is seen as a valuable asset in the current market.
However, a transfer won't come cheap. Real Madrid have set a firm asking price of €90 million, and they have no intention of lowering it. The club’s plan is to reinvest that money into strengthening their midfield—something Alonso has reportedly been requesting since taking charge.
Among all interested clubs, Arsenal have shown the most concrete interest so far. Despite Rodrygo's recent struggles both mentally and on the pitch, the Gunners believe he could be a strong fit in Mikel Arteta’s system and are seriously considering a bid if Madrid decide to sell.
Rodrygo, meanwhile, is keeping his options open. He is aware of Manchester City’s long-term interest and is reportedly weighing all possibilities. A bidding war could develop if Real Madrid officially make him available on the market.
As the summer transfer window heats up, Rodrygo’s future remains one of the key storylines to follow. Whether he stays in Madrid or makes a big-money move to the Premier League, the coming weeks will be crucial for the Brazilian forward's career.
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