Arsenal are preparing a €80 million deal to sign Rodrygo Goes

Arsenal are prepared to increase their efforts in trying to get Rodrygo Goes, the Real Madrid winger who wants to leave. Liverpool and Tottenham are also interested in the player.

According to Fichajes, Arsenal are planning to make a move for Rodrygo Goes, with an offer of around 80 million euros being prepared.

Real Madrid might sell the Brazilian player because he hasn’t been getting enough playing time under Xabi Alonso. Other players like Arda Guler and Franco Mastantuono are getting more opportunities on the right wing.

Rodrygo has already thought about leaving Real Madrid before the January transfer window.

He wants to regain his spot in the Brazilian national team for the World Cup next year, which means he needs more regular playing time. It doesn’t look like he’ll get that at Real Madrid right now.

The Premier League is shaping up to be his next destination, with Arsenal set to make an offer of around 60 million euros plus potential add-ons of 20 million euros.

They hope this bid will push Real Madrid to consider selling him.

It’s still unclear if Real Madrid are willing to sell him, especially after they asked for a much higher fee in the summer.

Arsenal had planned to bring in a wide attacker in future transfers, and names like Kenan Yildiz were linked to the move.

Rodrygo's transfer situation is getting more intense. While Arsenal are the main interest for the 24-year-old Real Madrid winger, Tottenham are also looking to bring him in. The player has been on Spurs' radar since last summer, and the club is aiming to improve their attacking options ahead of the January transfer window. However, it's still unclear if Rodrygo sees Tottenham as his top choice, considering the number of clubs interested in him.

Liverpool are also showing interest and have been searching for a wide forward.

Rodrygo has been on their radar since the summer, but right now, they are focused on signing Antoine Semenyo. The Reds might consider signing Rodrygo if the situation with Semenyo doesn't work out, especially if they face challenges in their bid for the Bournemouth player.