Arsenal has long been linked to Real Madrid’s Rodrygo, with reports showing they have delivered their initial speeches on the players’ side, dating back to May.
Sky German journalist Florian Plettenberg also supported the discussion of the Brazilian, a discussion that sports director Andrea Berta had previously searched for the wingers before they eventually signed Noni Madueke from Chelsea.
However, Madueke’s arrival may not actually indicate the end of Arsenal’s pursuit.
|
Arsenal transfer expenses under Arteta (by Sky movement) |
New signature money |
|---|---|
|
19/20-Winter |
£0 |
|
20/21-Summer |
£81.5 million |
|
20/21-Winter |
£900k |
|
21/22-Summer |
£156.8 million |
|
21/22-Winter |
£1.8 million |
|
22/23-Summer |
£121.5 million |
|
22/23-Winter |
£59 million |
|
23/24-Summer |
£208 million |
|
23/24-Winter |
£0 |
|
24/25-Summer |
£101.5 million |
|
24/25-Winter |
£0 |
|
25/26-Summer |
£208 million |
While Arsenal is currently targeting Eberechi Eze, reliable journalist Ben Jacobs recently said Mikel Arteta’s side is still watching Rodrygo, along with other forward-looking targets like Rafael Leao and Anthony Gordon, but that requires Gabriel Martinelli or Leanthdro Trossard to leave.
They may also face fierce competition from the 24-year-old, who is reportedly not committed to next season’s Bernabwe.
North London rival Tottenham has a bold connection with the bold Rodrygo, and Liverpool remains a contender this week.
From now to September 1 deadline, Fabrizio Romano confirmed that the winger will decide his future after having barely had Xabi Alonso in the club World Cup, and from now to September 1 deadline, it is definitely worth surveillance.
The former Santos star is someone else wants, but according to a new report, he isn’t the only real star to be popular in the Premier League.
Now, according to Defensa Central, a £65 million proposal, £210,000 per week’s real midfielder Aurélien Tchouaméni has arrived from England through an intermediary.
While there is no clear confirmation of Berta’s responsibility, the defensive theory believes that this is most likely from Arsenal, and the Premier League clearly tells the truth that they are ready to give a big deal.
But Los Blancos immediately slammed the door shut, rejecting the method with blunt utterance: “We are not interested, thank you.”
Real Madrid’s sporting director made it clear that Tchouaméni was untouchable this summer, and Alonso saw France International as the cornerstone of the upcoming season.
Tchouameni started every game of Espanyol during their club World Cup campaign, and next season he could be indispensable in Valdebebas, Madrid insiders insist that there is no money to pry him open.
The player himself has no secret desire to stay in Madrid for a long time, so Arsenal’s work looks good and is really cut here for them.
Tchouameni signed around £85 million from Monaco in 2022, which includes add-ons, so if Real is to pull the turnaround somehow, they may pay the fee north of that fee and even consider negotiating.
