Where Rodrygo might end up next as Arsenal, Liverpool and Man City circle for his signature
TEAMtalk reports that Real Madrid’s 24-year-old winger Rodrygo is now open to a Premier League switch, with several top English clubs — including Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, Chelsea and Tottenham — closely following his situation.
His willingness to leave stems from a need for more consistent minutes, especially with the 2026 World Cup on the horizon and competition for places at Madrid intensifying. Under Xabi Alonso, Rodrygo has seen his role reduced, particularly after the arrival of new attacking talent.
Rodrygo wants Premier League move
The Brazilian has made it clear that if he’s not guaranteed regular starts, he’s ready to seek a fresh challenge in England to boost both his club career and his national team prospects.
Arsenal and Liverpool are believed to be among the most serious contenders, as both can offer him first-team football and value his profile. Manchester City also hold long-standing admiration for his pace, technique and versatility — traits perfectly suited to Guardiola’s style.
Tottenham, Chelsea and Manchester United remain interested too, though their pursuit appears less advanced.
Madrid, however, won’t let him go cheaply, valuing the winger at around €80 million. A January transfer could be tough to finalise, with the Spanish giants preferring to keep him until the summer.
Brazilian seeking more game time
A move to England could finally give Rodrygo the regular football he needs — vital for both his form and his World Cup hopes. A strong Premier League campaign could reignite his standing for club and country.
Selling Rodrygo would signal a major shift in Real Madrid’s forward options, potentially opening the door for tactical changes and a new attacking era at the Bernabéu.
