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According to an ESPN report, it says that Liverpool are interested in landing the Brazilian from Real Madrid since they've noticed that he might be available for transfer. But it's understood that no official bid has been placed yet for him as at the time of the report. Personally, i would love for Rodrygo to leave and go play elsewhere, at least he will be having playing time. If possible let him just go to Saudi where his guaranteed a starting eleven and a huge pay to accompany that alongside.

At this point we are beginning to get fade up wit myh a lot of things and even transfer rumors is one of such things, I have being reading alot of news about Liverpool player's bids but sure we have also been disappointed at some point when the deal rumors turned out to be hust rumors without any tangible thing coming oht of such a deal in the end so this make everything to navigate to a point where we can only take sealed deal to be the yastic for any transfer discussion and not jusr rumors of transfers.

I've seen Daily Schmankerel news it ensures that Liverpool are making ready a big walk for Rodrygo, sending the officials to Madrid after rejection bid for Luis Diaz from Bayern, and it is being seen as a give out in the €100million grade. Everyone is considering it as rumours but Liverpool's desperate need to replace Diaz makes it believable. This way that Rodrygo's move to Saudi appear to be unlikely at this point. If the original bid materialises and Madrid agree terms, Anfield could be his next port of call.

Until Liverpool successfully sell Diaz then I'll believe that rumour cause they can't have Rodrygo and Diaz fighting for same position both are starters so one has to be sold for another to dominate. Well a move to Anfield is still very possible but that's if Liverpool are very serious about selling Diaz. Rodrygo is a star player though and he'll easily adapt into the Anfield way.