Under Xabi Alonso, Rodrygo’s game time has drastically reduced. He played just 95 minutes in six Club World Cup matches, sparking exit speculation .

🔴 Arsenal’s summer window to date

 

Arsenal have already splashed out heavily, bringing in Kepa Arrizabalaga, Martín Zubimendi, Christian Nørgaard, and bolstering the attack and defense with Noni Madueke, Viktor Gyökeres, and Cristhian Mosquera, taking spending close to £186 million .

 

 

 

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🟡 Rodrygo update – supply and demand

 

🔸 Form & exit dynamics

 

Under Xabi Alonso, Rodrygo’s game time has drastically reduced. He played just 95 minutes in six Club World Cup matches, sparking exit speculation .

 

Real Madrid reportedly value him at €90–100 million .

 

 

🔸 Arsenal’s interest

 

Arsenal are “keeping a close eye” on the 24‑year‑old Brazilian and have contacted his representatives to discuss personal terms .

 

Inside sources suggest the player would “give it serious consideration,” though the transfer would require Arsenal to get creative on financing—expected to cost in excess of £70–80 million, plus high wages .

 

 

🔸 Cooling interest?

 

In recent days, Arsenal’s interest appears to be cooling—Madueke and Gyökeres arrivals have lessened the need for another winger .

 

Some outlets now consider a move “improbable,” although Arsenal haven’t fully closed the door .

 

 

 

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⚔️ Transfer competition

 

Liverpool: Leading the race. A delegation is reportedly heading to Madrid, aiming to sign him as cover if Luis Díaz exits .

 

Bayern Munich: Also in the mix, potentially willing to match the €100 million price tag .

 

Manchester City: Currently favoured in betting markets (6/4), with Arsenal and Liverpool close behind (both approx. 6/1) .

 

 

 

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📝 Summary

 

Arsenal remain interested in Rodrygo, believing he could improve the left side and offer genuine competition.

 

Financial constraints and recent signings have cooled their pursuit.

 

Meanwhile, Liverpool, Bayern, and Manchester City are strongly positioned.

 

Arsenal’s move may hinge on Madrid dropping their valuation or Rodrygo pushing for a guaranteed starting role.

 

 

Let me know if you’d like insights on Arsenal’s backup winger targets, Rodrygo’s tactical fit under

Arteta, or deeper coverage of rival clubs’ moves.