🚨 Rodrygo Speaks Out as Liverpool Transfer Links Intensify

Speculation surrounding Rodrygo’s future at Real Madrid has taken another twist, with the Brazilian winger breaking his silence amid growing talk of a Premier League switch.

The 24-year-old was left on the bench during Madrid’s recent clash with Osasuna, a decision that has only added fuel to rumours of a possible late-window departure. Reports suggest Liverpool have already held discussions with his representatives to assess wage expectations and explore the possibility of a deal.

🔴 Liverpool’s shifting focus
Jurgen Klopp’s successor Arne Slot had initially set sights on Newcastle striker Alexander Isak, but with the Magpies reluctant to sell without finding a replacement, the Reds appear to have turned their attention to Rodrygo.

Transfer insider Pete O’Rourke has claimed both Liverpool and Manchester City are in active talks for the Madrid forward, as Europe’s heavyweights scramble to finalise business in the final stretch of the transfer window.

⚽ Rodrygo’s message to fans
Amid the speculation, the winger took to social media to share updates from Real Madrid training, showing he remains fully involved despite questions over his role under Xabi Alonso.

Rodrygo has not started any of Los Blancos’ last six competitive fixtures, with Vinícius Júnior and Kylian Mbappé often preferred in wide roles. Since arriving in 2019, he has struggled for consistent game time, making him a realistic candidate for a big-money exit.

🔥 Premier League battle for his signature
Liverpool are reportedly laying the groundwork for a potential swoop should their Isak pursuit collapse. Arsenal were linked earlier in the summer but have shifted their focus to Crystal Palace’s Eberechi Eze, leaving Liverpool and Manchester City to go head-to-head for the Brazilian’s signature.

💰 Elliott exit could fund move
At the same time, Liverpool could sanction the departure of Harvey Elliott to help balance the books. RB Leipzig are said to be in advanced negotiations for the 22-year-old, with a fee in the region of £40 million being discussed. That cash injection could prove crucial if the Reds decide to push forward with an ambitious late bid for Rodrygo.