Real Madrid attacker Rodrygo Goes is reportedly considering leaving the Spanish giants this summer, opening the door for top European clubs—Liverpool included—to make a move.
Although the Brazilian international has displayed his world-class abilities, his recent dip in form has seen him fall out of the guaranteed starting lineup.
According to Marca, Rodrygo is now open to exploring a transfer away from the Bernabéu, with a number of elite teams already showing interest. This period is seen as a turning point in his career, potentially leading to a significant move during the upcoming transfer window.
His next destination remains uncertain, fueling speculation.
Rodrygo’s style of play would be a welcome addition to the Premier League, though it’s unclear how soon any concrete developments will take shape.
Liverpool have been linked to the 24-year-old by Todo Fichajes, while Fichajes also cites Arsenal as a possible suitor. Both clubs are expected to pursue attacking options this summer, but discussions appear to be in the early stages.
Regarded by some as underrated, Rodrygo has received praise from teammate Jude Bellingham, who called him one of Real Madrid’s most underappreciated players, according to The Athletic. This raises questions over whether the club would regret letting him go.
At Arsenal, Rodrygo could slot into a regular starting role and offer the goal-scoring firepower the Gunners have lacked. For Liverpool, he might serve as a more consistent alternative to Darwin Núñez or the often-injured Diogo Jota.
If Madrid want to retain the Brazilian, they may need to ensure more consistent minutes—otherwise, they risk reinforcing a major European rival.
