Real Madrid Make Major Transfer Decision on Liverpool, PSG Target Tracked by Manchester City | OneFootball

Arsenal and Manchester City have joined the race to sign a Real Madrid player already on the radar of Liverpool and PSG.

Rodrygo is the latest name to draw serious interest, as Madrid consider reshaping the squad following their recent Champions League run. With plans to reinforce both the midfield and defense, the club is reportedly open to letting go of a few key players—if the price is right.

According to recent information from Fichajes, Madrid would be willing to sell Rodrygo this summer, but only if an offer of at least €100 million comes in.

With a transitional offseason ahead, a potential Rodrygo sale could help fund major reinforcements. That’s why Liverpool, PSG, and now both Arsenal and Manchester City are closely monitoring the situation.

Real Madrid open to selling Liverpool, PSG target

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Sports Zone reports that Rodrygo is no longer considered untouchable by Real Madrid’s leadership. His agents have already been in contact with Manchester City, Liverpool, and Arsenal, while there have also been discussions with PSG. However, the French club is reportedly taking a more cautious approach to the situation.

A previous report from Diario AS journalist Eduardo Burgos revealed that Arsenal are among the clubs showing the most interest in Rodrygo. The Gunners are keeping close tabs on his situation ahead of the summer, though talks so far have been informal and nothing is advancing.

That update followed a report from Anfield Index, which stated that Rodrygo’s agent and family are expected to begin discussions with Liverpool soon. With PSG and Manchester City also in the mix, Liverpool are looking to act quickly to gain an edge.

According to the same report, the club are big admirers of Rodrygo’s versatility—something they value just as much as his natural talent. Whether Real Madrid are willing to entertain offers remains to be seen, but if they do, a Premier League bidding war could be on the horizon.