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·9 August 2025
Loan or no deal, Arsenal sets condition to sign attacker

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·9 August 2025
Arsenal remain keen on securing Rodrygo as part of their ongoing efforts to strengthen Mikel Arteta’s squad this summer. The Real Madrid forward has been linked with a move away from the Bernabéu, with reports suggesting the Spanish giants would be willing to part with him if a suitable offer arrives.
Rodrygo’s role at Madrid has become less secure, and although he is determined to fight for a starting place under Xabi Alonso, the club’s openness to a sale has kept transfer speculation alive. At 24 years old, the Brazilian still has his prime years ahead of him, making him an appealing target for clubs aiming to add proven quality in attack.
Both Arsenal and Liverpool are understood to be interested, yet neither club has made a decisive move. Their priorities in the market have so far been focused on other areas, but Rodrygo’s availability could prompt action before the window closes.
According to the Daily Mail, Arsenal would currently only be in a position to sign Rodrygo on loan rather than commit to a permanent deal. Financial constraints and other ongoing transfer commitments mean a full purchase in this window would be difficult to execute.
Rodrygo (Photo by Florencia Tan Jun/Getty Images)
If Arsenal can secure him, even temporarily, Rodrygo’s pace, creativity, and experience at the highest level would significantly boost their attacking depth. His versatility across the forward line would give Arteta more tactical options, while his Champions League pedigree would add a winning mentality to the dressing room.
For now, the situation hinges on whether Madrid is prepared to sanction a loan move and if Arsenal can position themselves ahead of Liverpool in the race. Despite the challenges in completing a permanent transfer, the Gunners are expected to keep their interest alive until the final days of the window.
Rodrygo’s arrival, even on a short-term basis, would represent a major statement of intent from Arsenal, and fans will be watching closely to see if the club can make it happen before deadline day.
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