According to reports, Liverpool are stepping up their interest in Real Madrid winger Rodrygo, who has also been linked with Manchester City.
The 23-year-old has been heavily linked with in recent years. They wanted him before he left Brazilian outfit Santos, but Real Madrid beat them to the signing as they paid around £38m to secure his services.
Rodrygo to Liverpool?
The Brazil international has proven to be a brilliant signing for Real Madrid as he has 54 goals in his 216 appearances for the La Liga giants across all competitions.
has been particularly in the Champions League as he s scored goals in vital moments to win the elite European competition in two of the past three seasons.
Despite this, Rodrygo is being heavily linked with a move away from Real Madrid. If he stays, it is suspected that he will fall down the pecking order following the arrival of Kylian Mbappe and Endrick.
Liverpool reportedly retains interest in Rodrygo as they scour the market for wingers amid reports linking Mohamed Salah and Luis Diaz with moves elsewhere.
According to reports in Spain, Liverpool have demanded a price for Rodrygo as he has been selected as a priority transfer target.
Liverpool are said to have set their sights on Real Madrid to convince president Florentino Perez to remove one of his great stars and they do not rule out a sale .
Rodrygo is also wanted by Man City, with Real Madrid reportedly asking for more than 100 million euros .
The report also notes that Liverpool want to include Luis Diaz in the operation , but Real Madrid have no interest in the Colombia international.
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Eberechi Eze who has a £68m release clause in his contract would be a cheaper alternative and Jamie O Hara has explained why Liverpool to replace Salah with the Crystal Palace standout.
“I don t think Eberechi Eze will remain at Crystal Palace next season,” O’Hara said.
“With his recent inclusion in the England squad for the Euros, I believe he could attract interest from any of the top Premier League sides.
