Real Madrid striker Rodrygo Goes is expected to assess his options this summer after learning from his coach Xabi Alonso whom he would find it difficult to get playing time next season.
After the withdrawal of Arsenal, Liverpool appeared to be the most promised team to recruit him, but other contenders have now expressed their interest.
The Red Devils have directly contacted Rodrygo's entourage in order to collect information on his situation, and Real Madrid is open to a transfer for Brazilian. Liverpool is considering a transfer for Rodrygo if Luis Diaz left the club.
Bayern Munich is not a major threat to Rodrygo.
For Liverpool and the Spurs, the good news is that the idea that Rodrygo is a target for Bayern Munich could only come into play if they cannot obtain the recruitment of Diaz, explains Christian Falk at the Daily Briefing. The Bavarians should submit an offer of 75 million euros for Diaz, which the Colombian asked the Anfield club to accept, and they are confident to conclude an agreement for the main target of FC Barcelona since last week. Bayern also had Marcus Rashford on his limited list, but it also constituted an alternative if the other options did not work.
PSG monitors Rodrygo's situation
However, Florian Prettenberg revealed that Paris Saint-Germain was interested in the Brazilian. PSG has already expressed its interest in Rodrygo, but has encountered a wall. Prettenberg specifies that its transfer will depend on the other offers available on the market. With an attack by stars made up of Bradley Barcola, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, Ousmane Dembélé and Desire Doue, Rodrygo would be confronted with a competition just as tough for his place.
The Spanish press also revealed Tuesday evening that Tottenham Hotspur was also closely followed the evolution of the situation concerning Rodrygo. CEO Daniel Levy would be willing to lower its price by 90 million euros, but has good relations with Real Madrid.
