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Real Madrid forward Rodrygo Goes has become a major transfer target for Premier League clubs Liverpool and Arsenal, with both sides reportedly making contact regarding his potential move this summer[1]. The 24-year-old Brazilian, who joined Los Blancos from Santos in 2019 and has developed into a versatile attacker capable of playing across the front line, is said to be considering his future at the Bernabéu due to reduced playing time under new coach Xabi Alonso[3]. Notably, Rodrygo played only 92 minutes at the Club World Cup and has been largely on the fringes of Alonso’s first-team plans since returning from injury in April, fueling speculation that Madrid may be open to his departure[3].

Rodrygo’s technical ability, versatility, and experience in high-pressure environments have made him a highly sought-after player, with Liverpool and Arsenal both viewing him as a significant upgrade to their respective attacks[1]. Liverpool, in particular, are preparing for a possible future without Mohamed Salah, whose contract situation remains unresolved, and see Rodrygo as a potential star replacement capable of playing both on the wing and up front[2]. Arsenal, meanwhile, are seeking additional firepower to complement their current forward options, with Rodrygo seen as an improvement over inconsistent performers like Gabriel Martinelli and Leandro Trossard[1].

Real Madrid have set a substantial price tag for Rodrygo—reported to be around £86 million (€100 million)—and any move would require a club-record fee from Liverpool, who have already been active in the transfer market following the departure of Trent Alexander-Arnold and the acquisition of Bayer Leverkusen’s Jeremie Frimpong[3][4]. While Rodrygo remains under contract with Madrid and is still highly valued, his reduced role and the competition for places—exacerbated by the arrivals of stars like Kylian Mbappé and Jude Bellingham—could push both the club and the player toward a summer transfer[4].

The situation appears fluid, with both Liverpool and Arsenal prepared to meet Madrid’s asking price if Rodrygo indicates a desire to move. His next destination could hinge on which club can offer him a more prominent role, as well as his own ambitions for regular first-team football and a central attacking position in one of Europe’s top leagues[1][3].

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