Arsenal are reportedly keen to sign wantaway Real Madrid star, Rodrygo, with the winger's future up in the air after Xabi Alonso's appointment.
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Gunners are keeping an eye on RodrygoTops the shortlist, which includes Williams & SaneRodrygo will seek clarity about his future from Alonso Follow GOAL on WhatsApp! 🟢📱WHAT HAPPENED?
According to the Brazilian winger has become a topic of increasing interest in North London, with the Gunners monitoring his situation closely following the exit of Carlo Ancelotti. Although the 23-year-old has been an essential part of Real Madrid’s squad in recent campaigns, shifting priorities and new tactical approaches under Alosno are said to be casting doubt on his role going forward.
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While Rodrygo has not publicly demanded a move away, the uncertainty has alerted several clubs, including Arsenal, who are seeking top-tier reinforcements on the wing. The winger is expected to sit down with the manager sometime next week and will seek greater clarity about his future at the Bernabeu.
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Alongside Rodrygo, Arsenal are said to be assessing alternatives such as Athletic Club’s Nico Williams, Bayern Munich’s Leroy Sané, and Aston Villa’s Morgan Rogers. The 23-year-old Brazilian, with his Champions League pedigree and versatility across the front line, fits the mould of what Arsenal are after. His technical skill, quick feet, and ability to perform under pressure make him a standout candidate for Arteta’s ambitious project.
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The upcoming Club World Cup presents a crucial opportunity for Rodrygo. Sources suggest that Alonso is keen to assess all his players during the tournament, and Rodrygo is expected to be part of the squad travelling to the competition. His performances there could play a pivotal role in determining whether he remains a key figure in Madrid’s future or if a move abroad becomes a realistic option, as several Premier League giants like Chelsea and Manchester City are also monitoring the situation closely.
