Liverpool See PSG, Tottenham-Linked Attacker as Alexander Isak Alternative | OneFootball

Rodrygo’s future at Real Madrid is starting to come under scrutiny after a rollercoaster showing at the Club World Cup, fueling speculation about a potential move to PSG. Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano has shared his thoughts as the summer window heats up.

PSG’s interest in Rodrygo isn’t entirely clear. Josué Cassé from Foot Mercato says the Brazilian forward isn’t currently on PSG’s radar, which conflicts with Sky Sports Germany’s Florian Plettenberg, who also ruled out Tottenham Hotspur as a possible destination.

Still, Plettenberg mentioned that Liverpool and PSG are closely watching Rodrygo’s situation. PSG is reportedly serious about signing a top young winger, but any deal will likely depend on how the transfer window unfolds in the coming weeks.

Will Real Madrid star leave amid PSG links?

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On Monday, CaughtOffside reported, citing sources, that Liverpool are closely tracking his situation and view him as a prime alternative should their pursuit of Newcastle United striker Alexander Isak fail.

Arsenal reportedly eye the winger as a strong fallback option if their attempts to sign Crystal Palace’s Eberechi Eze don’t materialize. However, any move from the Gunners would likely require them to sell one of their left-wingers this summer.

Moreover, Tottenham have entered the race, reportedly identifying Rodrygo as a potential successor to Son Heung-min, who has left the club for MLS. Spurs have already made contact with the player’s representatives to gauge his interest.

Then there’s Manchester City, whose long-standing admiration for Rodrygo reportedly remains intact, with Pep Guardiola keen to revisit a deal the club once tried to secure before his move to Madrid. The idea of a swap involving Rodri has been floated, but City appears hesitant to pursue that option seriously.

The CaughtOffside report concludes that Real Madrid are reportedly open to selling Rodrygo if the right offer comes in, with the club valuing him between €90 million and €100 million. The report says the club would likely accept any bid near the higher end.