
The summer transfer window could be heading for another blockbuster moment, with Manchester City preparing a sensational push for Real Madrid forward Rodrygo Goes — a player also being tracked by both Liverpool and Arsenal.
According to sources close to the negotiations, Pep Guardiola has placed Rodrygo at the top of his wish list should Savinho leave the Etihad. Tottenham are in talks to sign Savinho but are struggling to meet City’s hefty valuation, with their €50–60 million offer falling short of expectations.
🔄 The Domino Effect
City will only green-light Savinho’s departure if Spurs return with a much-improved bid. If that happens, Guardiola is ready to turn his full attention to Rodrygo, a player who impressed him during Real Madrid’s Champions League clashes with the Premier League champions.
The Brazilian forward — who netted 14 goals and provided 11 assists last season — has reportedly held direct talks with Guardiola about the role he would play at the Etihad. Real Madrid are said to be open to discussions, with City preparing a €100m package: €80m upfront and €20m in add-ons.
⚔️ Rival Interest from England
City aren’t alone in the chase. Arsenal have explored a potential loan-to-buy deal for Rodrygo, although their plans are currently on hold as they weigh up Leandro Trossard’s future. Liverpool are also monitoring developments, with their interest likely to intensify if their move for Newcastle’s Alexander Isak collapses.
Tottenham, meanwhile, have made initial contact with Rodrygo’s representatives following Heung-min Son’s switch to MLS — though Spurs’ priority remains securing Savinho.
🌍 The Bigger Picture
Outside of England, PSG and Saudi club Al-Nassr have expressed interest, but Rodrygo is understood to prefer continuing his career at the highest level in Europe. For now, the 23-year-old insists he is happy to fight for his place under new Real Madrid coach Xabi Alonso, but uncertainty over his game time could push him towards a Premier League switch.
With Guardiola ready to strike and Arsenal and Liverpool lurking, this saga could become one of the defining transfer battles of the summer. ⚡

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