Rodrygo Goes says yes to Manchester City.

Rodrygo wants to move to Manchester City. The Brazilian forward has decided to leave Real Madrid during the summer transfer window and is ready to play for Pep Guardiola's team.

Fabrizio Romano says Manchester City see Rodrygo as their main choice to improve their attack after Jack Grealish left for Everton and Savinho is set to join Tottenham Hotspur.

Rodrygo's decision is connected to the short time he will train under Xabi Alonso.

Alonso is likely to use Franco Mastantuono on the right wing alongside Vinícius and Kylian Mbappé.

Even though there's no official offer yet, Rodrygo has already agreed to join Manchester City.

The next step will be talks between the clubs, with Real Madrid asking for €100 million for him.

Rodrygo's stats support his move to Manchester City.

At 24, he had 14 goals and 11 assists in all competitions this season. His ability to both score and create chances is important for Guardiola, who wants players like Erling Haaland, Phil Foden, and Bernardo Silva to work well together.

Rodrygo's versatility means he can play on the right wing or as a second striker.

This flexibility would help Manchester City change their attacking style and make their attacks more varied.

Rodrygo is also motivated by his desire to stay in top shape for the 2026 World Cup.

Brazil's coach, Carlo Ancelotti, advised him to find a team where he can keep playing. He warned that without enough playing time, Rodrygo might not be in the starting lineup.

A similar situation is happening with Endrick, another young Brazilian player.

He is also looking for a team where he can get regular playing time to establish himself in the senior squad.

Guardiola wants to build a strong attacking team with top players. If the transfer happens, Rodrygo will join a group of very talented forwards, including Haaland, Marmoush, Doku, Foden, Silva, Oscar Bobb, and new player Rayan Cherki. With this group, Manchester City will remain one of the strongest and most threatening teams in Europe.

Guardiola has always wanted wingers who can play wide and make quick attacks.

He sees Rodrygo as a good fit to help keep the team competitive in all matches.

Now, it depends on both clubs agreeing on a deal.

Real Madrid wants a big payment to use for future players, while Manchester City wants to make sure the deal doesn't hurt their finances.

For Rodrygo, joining City is a big step.

He gets to play in the top league and show off his skills. Teamwork with Haaland might help City win the Premier League and the Champions League.