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“Well… Anything can happen. I have a contract here but… the years I spent here were a pleasure for me. Like I said, I still want to be at this club but let’s see what happens. Everything is possible “. Rodrygo’s comments during Real Madrid’s media day, in the middle of the week, disrupted a rather calm and serene preparation for this Champions League final… Statements which set fire to the Iberian media, and which earned the attacker a nice round of criticism…
It must be said that the Brazilian had clearly opened the door to a departure, he who is regularly presented as the big loser of the arrival of Kylian Mbappé in Madrid this summer. Even if those around him immediately tried to calm things down, the damage was done. The Spanish media even spoke of a pronounced interest from Luis Enrique, PSG coach, in his services. Several English big names would also be on hand.
Rodrygo doesn’t want to move
After the final won by his team, Rodrygo spoke again. He wanted to deny the rumors of departure and make it known that he had no intention of leaving. “When I was asked if I was going to stay at Real Madrid all my life, I said yes, but that I couldn’t know. I’m still under contract.”first explained the Brazilian international.
“I dream of continuing here and I’m sure it will happen like that. If I can stay here all my life, well I will stay, until they (the leaders, Editor’s note) no longer want me”, added the former Santos nugget. A very clear message to its management, but also to PSG, the two Manchester clubs, Liverpool and company…
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