Real Madrid Sets Price for Rodrygo Amid Interest from Manchester City and Saudi Arabia
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Real Madrid has reportedly set a clear asking price for Rodrygo Goes as interest from Manchester City and Saudi Arabian clubs continues to grow. While the Brazilian remains an essential part of Carlo Ancelotti’s squad, a significant offer could change the club’s stance.
Manchester City’s Ongoing Interest
Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City has been eyeing Rodrygo for some time, having made several attempts to sign him last summer. However, the winger turned down all approaches, reaffirming his commitment to Real Madrid.
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The anticipated arrival of Kylian Mbappé at the Santiago Bernabéu was seen as an opportunity for City, as many believed the French star would take Rodrygo’s place in the starting lineup. Despite this speculation, Rodrygo has maintained his position as a key player under Ancelotti.
Saudi Pro League’s Ambitious Plans
Saudi Arabia has already expressed strong interest in Vinicius Junior, and now, they are reportedly preparing a lucrative offer for Rodrygo as well. The Saudi Pro League aims to attract top European talent in the coming years, and the Brazilian forward is among their top targets.
However, Real Madrid’s stance remains firm. Unless Rodrygo requests a transfer, any Saudi club will have to meet his current €1 billion release clause—an amount that makes a potential deal nearly impossible.
How Much Would Madrid Accept?
While no club is expected to trigger Rodrygo’s €1 billion release clause, Madrid has reportedly set a realistic price for negotiations. According to ‘El Gol Digital,’ if Manchester City presents an offer of €150 million, club president Florentino Pérez might reconsider his position.
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Despite the speculation, Rodrygo appears happy at Real Madrid and is expected to remain at the Bernabéu next season. His performances this campaign have reinforced his importance in Ancelotti’s tactical plans, making a departure unlikely—at least for now.