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Since the start of the season, Real Madrid has alternated between the good and the less good. In difficulty at times due to a drop in confidence among several players in the squad and cascading injuries, the Merengues have clearly pulled themselves together in recent weeks like a rediscovered Kylian Mbappé. Rodrygo illustrates this resurgence in Madrid form well. Scorer and decisive passer in Real’s last two matches, the Brazilian winger has proven that he is one of the club’s best players when he is fit.
Often underestimated, the 23-year-old player is sometimes seen as the last wheel of the carriage since the arrival of Mbappé in the Iberian capital. A situation which even raised questions about his future this summer. Finally, Rodrygo, in love with Real, stayed and even refused an offer from Manchester City as indicated Relevo this Tuesday. It remains to be seen whether this will be a good decision in the long term when even his leaders were reluctant to let him leave this summer.
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