Liverpool launches bid to sign Real Madrid star Rodrygo
Liverpool They have supposedly submitted an official proposal to sign real Madrid Rodrygo stars this summer, according to the Spanish media national.
After moving to the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium back in 2019, the Brazilian has established himself as one of the key players in Los Blancos' starting eleven, helping his team win a pair of La Liga titles, one Champions League Trophy and various other cup competitions.
However, according to the report national (through Football365), if Kylian Mbappé, who has been heavily linked with a move, eventually joins Real Madrid, then they could cash in on Rodrygo. The report further claims that Real Madrid do not want to let their star leave cheaply and want at least £86 million.
It has been reported that Liverpool have shown great interest in signing Rodrygo and, having seen that Real Madrid had already rejected the main offer worth around £51 million, Liverpool have returned with an improved proposal worth of around £68 million.
national claims that Liverpool are looking to persuade Real Madrid to allow Rodrygo to leave under their latest proposal, so it remains to be seen if the Spanish giants ultimately opt to accept the Reds' current offer.
Rodrygo to Liverpool
The report states that, although Man Utd have expressed their interest in signing him, Liverpool are currently the club most interested in closing any possible deal for the South American.
Rodrygo is a versatile forward as he can play anywhere on the front line. He is technically sound, can dribble past opposing defenders in tight areas and can also finish off chances.
Furthermore, the Brazilian has the ability to create opportunities for his attacking teammates, can make passes between them and also works hard out of possession.
The South American has already demonstrated his qualities at the highest level in recent times so it could be a big coup for Liverpool if they acquire him.
However, the Merseyside club is already well equipped in their attacking department, so they do not need to spend a huge amount to sign another striker unless they capitalize on any of the current options.
However, it will be interesting to see if the Anfield club finally manage to secure his signature in the coming games. transfer window to reinforce your first line.
