Not just Liverpool, the other English team who wants Real Madrid's Rodrygo

Real Madrid has accidentally created a big problem for themselves. The club wants to build the strongest squad possible that can dominate Europe for a long time. The team already has players like Jude Bellingham, Vinicius Jr., and Rodrygo. The club wants to sign Kylian Mbappé this summer, and they will also receive Endrick next season. The Real Madrid attack next season will be stacked if Mbappé is set to join next season, which means players might play out of position or not play as often. Arda Guler already faces this problem, but now Rodrygo could be another Real Madrid player who could grow out of the team to fit players like Mbappé in the starting lineup. Liverpool is a club that is looking at the situation, but now another club is showing interest in Rodrygo.

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Liverpool has shown interest in Rodrygo after many reports from England and Spain. Rodrygo normally plays as a right winger for Real Madrid, and Liverpool wants to bring him in to replace Mohamed Salah, who could leave for the Saudi Pro League in the summer. The Brazilian has said he wants to stay at Real Madrid despite the interest.

A new Premier League club has also shown interest in Rodrygo, and now two will battle for Rodrygo's signature. According to Cadena Sur, Arsenal is interested in signing Rodrygo for the summer transfer window. The Brazilian's future at Real Madrid is more uncertain with the arrival of Kylian Mbappé. Other sources report that Rodrygo has no plans to depart from Real Madrid this summer and is willing to fight for his spot, regardless of who arrives.

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Real Madrid's plan for Endrick next season

Sport reports that Real Madrid already has a plan with Endrick. The player will not go through Real Madrid Castilla as happened with Vinicius Jr. and Rodrygo. He will join the first team.