Rodrygo

Rodrygo’s entourage is exploring a Premier League move, with Arsenal interested but Real Madrid likely to ask for around €90m, according to a report.

Arsenal hopes of signing Rodrygo this summer appeared to receive a boost on Sunday night, as the Real Madrid winger was unused in their Club World Cup win over Pachuca.

Mikel Arteta is convinced Rodrygo could be a key player at Arsenal, but the winger is delaying potential transfer talks for now, according to a report.

Rodrygo has informed Real Madrid chiefs that he wants to stay, but they want to see a response from him on the pitch at the Club World Cup.

Arsenal continue to monitor Rodrygo’s situation at Real Madrid, but they haven’t made an offer and Xabi Alonso appears keen to keep the winger in Spain.

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Rodrygo isn’t giving up on staying at Real Madrid and would only consider a departure if Xabi Alonso suggests he won’t be a starter, according to a report from Spain.

Rodrygo’s representatives have been in contact with Arsenal to offer the winger’s services, with the Gunners immediately interested, according to a report.

Real Madrid are reportedly interested in Athletic Club winger Nico Williams, potentially opening the door to the departure of Arsenal target Rodrygo.

Rodrygo has one foot out the door at Real Madrid, amid reports that Arsenal are ready to step up interest in him this summer.

Arsenal are genuine contenders in the race to sign Rodrygo from Real Madrid this summer, according to a report.

Arsenal are interested in Real Madrid winger Rodrygo and Mikel Arteta is a fan, though the cost of a summer deal could prove problematic.

Real Madrid are considering selling Rodrygo amid interest from Arsenal and Manchester City, according to a report from Spain.

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Real Madrid’s young winger Rodrygo prioritises staying at the club despite interest from Premier League giants and the potential arrival of Kylian Mbappé.