Liverpool offer worth £103m for Rodrygo rejected by Real Madrid
Fichajes (citing El Chiringuito TV journalist Eduardo Inda) has stated that Liverpool I have seen a £103m bid for Rodrygo rejected by real Madrid.
The report quotes Inda speaking on the Spanish program saying the following lines:
“The bidding club is Liverpool and the player is a player very similar to their style. We are talking about a Real Madrid winger and it is Rodrygo. Real Madrid's refusal is emphatic because the board likes him a lot.
Rodrygo renewed his contract with Real Madrid at the end of 2023, signing a contract until June 2028 with a release clause of £860 million.
He is an integral part of Carlo Ancelotti's plans at the Santiago Bernabéu and with a very high termination fee, it is evident that the whites continue to count him in their long-term project.
Rodrygo too revealed before who had turned down the opportunity to join Liverpool in 2019 in favor of moving to the Spanish capital.
Liverpool may try to sign Rodrygo again in 2025
Although Liverpool were rejected this year in their attempt to sign Rodrygo, they could return to the fray in 2025, when the player's situation has changed.
With the arrival of Kylian Mbappé, the Brazilian risks being relegated to the Madrid bench and, although he will remain at the club this season, the 23-year-old could consider his future next year if his playing time is hampered.
Rodrygo is capable of playing on both attacking flanks and, at a young age, has great pedigree. Having largely played against some of Europe's biggest clubs in the Champions LeagueIt is not surprising to see Liverpool interested in signing him.
The South American would be a fantastic replacement for Mohamed Salahwhose future at Liverpool is in doubt.
The winger is a dynamic option that stands out especially in one-on-one situations against defenders. Rodrygo's pace and finishing make him a lethal option to cut in from wide areas.
On a related note, the Reds are reported to be Approaching the signing of Mohammed Kudus of western ham. If the Ghanaian successfully fits into the team, Liverpool could give up on signing Rodrygo altogether.
