Rodrygo Seeking Spotlight, with Arsenal Emerging as a Possible Destination
The future of Rodrygo Goes is becoming a hot topic around Real Madrid. While the Brazilian forward has publicly denied any intention of leaving the Spanish giants, several Premier League clubs have reportedly shown interest in him — with Arsenal appearing as the strongest contender in recent days.

The Gunners are reportedly ready to offer Rodrygo the starring role he has struggled to fully secure at Real Madrid. According to Sky Sports, Arsenal is the club that has made the most progress in pursuit of the 23-year-old. Manager Mikel Arteta was asked about Rodrygo in a press conference earlier today, and although he didn’t confirm any negotiations, his comments left the door open:
“If you want to win big titles, you need to have the best players on the market. The teams that win always have the best players — especially at this level,” said the Spanish coach.

Arteta Looking to Bolster Attacking Options
Arsenal has been hit with major absences in attack this season, with injuries to Gabriel Jesus and Kai Havertz limiting their offensive firepower. Arteta made it clear that the club will be active in the summer transfer window:
“With the number of injuries we’ve had up front, we clearly need more options in attack and more firepower. We can’t rely solely on the numbers we had before. We need to add goals, creativity, and depth — and that will involve strengthening different positions,” he explained.
London: An Attractive Option for the Brazilian
Although Rodrygo remains committed to Real Madrid for now, it’s no secret that his role has diminished — particularly with the emergence of Jude Bellingham and the imminent arrival of Kylian Mbappé. In this context, a move to the Premier League could offer the space and responsibility he’s looking for to continue his development as a global star.
Arsenal, with a competitive project, Champions League football, and a young, ambitious squad, appears to be a perfect fit. The interest is real. Now, the decision lies with the player.