The future of Rodrygo Goes at Real Madrid is increasingly uncertain. At just 24 years old, the Brazilian forward is reportedly unhappy with his current role and is seriously considering an exit, with several top Premier League clubs monitoring the situation.

From Key Player to Regular Substitute

Rodrygo was once crucial in Madrid’s recent successes, playing a key role in two Champions League titles and three LaLiga triumphs. But this season, he has fallen down the pecking order.

The arrivals of Jude Bellingham and, most recently, Kylian Mbappé, combined with Vinícius Jr.’s rise, have formed a new attacking trident that’s left Rodrygo largely on the bench.

In the current campaign, he’s played just 30 matches, scoring 6 goals and providing 5 assists—a clear drop in influence.

Waiting on Xabi Alonso… But Open to Leaving

While Rodrygo is not against staying, his decision will depend heavily on the vision of incoming manager Xabi Alonso. He wants clarity on his role before committing to the club long-term. If he’s not seen as a key part of the new project, he will push for a move this summer.

Premier League Suitors Ready to Bid

Rodrygo’s talent hasn’t gone unnoticed. According to Diario AS, Arsenal, Liverpool, and Manchester United have all expressed interest in bringing him to England.

Ultimately, the final call rests with Real Madrid, who still value him highly despite the growing competition for attacking spots.

A Crucial Piece in Madrid’s Summer Puzzle

With the FIFA Club World Cup fast approaching, Madrid needs to settle its squad as soon as possible. And Rodrygo’s situation will be a major storyline in the coming weeks.

Further complicating matters, Madrid is still adding new talent. The recent signing of Dean Huijsen from Bournemouth—along with expected summer arrivals—will only intensify internal competition.

Rodrygo wants minutes, protagonism, and continuity. If he doesn’t get that at the Santiago Bernabéu, the path to the Premier League may soon become his new route to stardom.