Give way to Mbappe? Real Madrid's 23-year-old seeks to leave the team, and Guashuai is willing to pay 100 million to buy

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2024-05-31 10:46Published in Shandong

Over the past few days, Real Madrid youngster Rodrygo has sparked speculation about his future, with his summer situation hanging in the air. The 23-year-old could lose his starting spot when Mbappe arrives next season, which could lead to him opting to leave Real Madrid.

If Rodrygo wants to leave Real Madrid, there will undoubtedly be a number of clubs vying to sign him. Manchester City are one of them, according to Marca, who are considering signing the Brazil international in the form of a blockbuster transfer fee of more than 100 million.

Pep Guardiola sees Rodrygo as an 'attractive player' and with Bernardo Silva and Jake Grealish uncertain about their futures at Manchester City, City will need to look for a strong replacement in the left winger position despite the imminent arrival of Savio, who excelled on loan at Girona in La Liga last season.

Real Madrid have a tough stance on Rodrygo's transfer: the team wants him to stay. The Real Madrid hierarchy is convinced of this, especially considering that the player himself is having a good time in the Spanish capital. However, it all depends on the arrival of Mbappe.

Mbappe's move to Real Madrid this summer is already a foregone conclusion. His arrival is bound to affect the positions of the players in the Real Madrid squad, and Rodrygo is likely to be the most affected. If Carlo Ancelotti continues with a 4-4-2 formation. Rodrygo is likely to lose Real Madrid's starting line-up and give way to Mbappe. Should Carlo Ancelotti revert to a 4-3-3 formation, Rodrygo still has a chance to get a starting spot. In any case, questions have arisen about the Brazilian's future at Real Madrid due to Mbappe's imminent arrival.

In an interview with the media, Rodrygo admitted that he was not sure that he would be able to stay at Real Madrid for a long time.

"Anything can happen. I signed a contract here, but I don't know. I've always said I want to stay at this club, but let's wait and see......"

Last season, Rodrygo's performance was not great. He made 50 appearances this season, ranking first in Real Madrid's forward group. However, with only 17 goals and 8 assists, he was not as efficient as Vinicius, who scored 23 goals and 9 assists, and his goals were not as good as Celudo. With the arrival of Mbappe, Rodrygo's choice to move to a different environment is also a wise choice.

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