🚨 Rodrygo will 100% leave Real Madrid this summer. The player originally wanted the Arsenal project. However, Rodrygo’s wage demands were very high for the Gunners, and a move to North London no longer seems so likely…

Real Madrid’s board has reportedly made it clear: Rodrygo is no longer untouchable in their plans. After a season where he was increasingly marginalized, especially under the evolving tactical priorities at Valdebebas, analysts say his future at the Bernabéu is all but seale

It was previously believed that Rodrygo favored a move to Arsenal—a project he himself once leaned toward. The Gunners apparently engaged in talks and showed serious interest. But those discussions quickly stalled due to wage demands approaching €10 million per year, a figure Arsenal simply couldn’t justify or match.

While Arsenal opted to pursue alternatives like Noni Madueke and Eze, Liverpool has quietly emerged as the Brazilian’s preferred destination if he departs Madrid. His links with the Reds date back nearly a decade, and the club retains some unfinished business in his personal ambitions.

Despite the growing distance, no official offers have materialized yet. Premier League clubs—Liverpool included—have flirted with the idea, but Real Madrid’s steep valuation (possibly €90–100 million) alongside Rodrygo’s salary expectations have kept serious negotiations at bay.(Managing Madrid)

Rodrygo, however, is reportedly open to leaving—especially after being told he no longer figures centrally in Madrid’s new Galáctico vision. The emergence of talents like Mastantuono and Arda Güler has compounded his positional insecurity, and he’s now at a crossroads.(Zoesoccereco)

Real Madrid are eyeing a summer overhaul under Xabi Alonso. While the club would prefer to retain him, their pragmatism means that a sale—if a suitable offer comes—is on the table. PSG, Liverpool, and Manchester City have all been linked as potential suitors.(pasionfutbol.com, psgtalk.com)

For the Brazilian, Premier League football holds significant appeal—not only for sporting ambition but also for regular playing time critical to maintaining his spot in the Brazil national team ahead of the 2026 World Cup.(Zoesoccereco)

Currently under contract at Madrid until 2028, Rodrygo’s release clause reportedly sits around €1 billion—yet the club signals willingness to negotiate if a fee in the €90–100 million band is met.(Reddit)

With the transfer window ticking down, and Real Madrid carrying faint but firm interest in refreshing their lineup, Rodrygo’s status is teetering. His future may be one of two paths: fight for minutes under Alonso or seek fresh success elsewhere.

One chapter may be ending at the Bernabéu, but another—possibly in the Premier League—is poised to begin.