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This is the trend of the moment in Spain: Real Madrid will have to sacrifice a player to make room for Kylian Mbappé. The Bondynois will arrive in Madrid this summer, and logically has an indisputable starting place already assured in Carlo Ancelotti’s eleven. He will a priori be the new Merengue offensive leader. To make room for the international tricolor, it will be necessary to remove one of the current holders.
And in the current configuration on the Madrid side, there are only two possible candidates to leave the eleven: Vinicius Junior and Rodrygo Goes. And the first mentioned seems to have the advantage over his compatriot, who is therefore the favorite to leave the starting eleven and even, possibly, leave Real Madrid. Recently, the Madrid press had reported the interest of several big English clubs in his services. Liverpool, Arsenal, Manchester United but also Manchester City would be on board.
He wants to stay in Madrid for the long term
The former Santos player, rather decisive in recent weeks and scorer in the two matches against Manchester City in the quarter-finals of the Champions League, however has no intention of leaving. “I love this club so much. I hope my future will be written here forever”he simply replied when asked about a possible departure by bein Sports.
Rodrygo therefore has no plans to leave, and will be there to fight for his place in Madrid next season. A rich man’s problem for Carlo Ancelotti, who will have a quality offensive sector to which we will also have to add Endrick. Will Rodrygo, Vinicius and Mbappé be able to play together? On paper, if the Italian were to move Bellingham back a little, it’s playable…
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