Real Madrid hasn't learned from last season experience that most of their players suffered from injury, and their long record was all broken due to lack of sufficient players to replace the injured players. This is why they should consider keeping Rodrygo and rotate the players in order to keep everyone fit for the worst case scenario that might play out and affect the club's performance in future.
Is it Real Madrid that wants to sell Rodrygo or it's the player that wants to go. If I was Rodrygo, I won't be happy at the club because the way I have been treated. Rodrygo is always the second choice and never the first to get selected therefore going to another club to get more playing time, is the necessary thing that he has to do. I'm surprised it took this long before the player is getting some good news on movement away from Real Madrid. There are many clubs he'll fit into their playing system so well and make them become a better team. Real Madrid can go and sign new players to add depth to their squad but they should allow Rodrygo to move if he wants to.
In my personal opinion, Real Madrid definitely needs to keep Rodrygo. Without him, Real Madrid will undoubtedly face difficulties next season, especially if a key player is injured or something else. However, if Rodrygo is present and doesn't leave, the players will remain fit and will certainly be fortunate next season. But of course, we'll just have to wait and see what happens.
It's true that Rodrygo, who has always been sidelined, could potentially leave. I haven't heard any concrete news about his future, but reading Rodrygo's statements, he certainly wants to stay at Real Madrid if he's made a key player and consistently played.
However, we'll certainly have to wait and see what happens, as rumors are circulating that several well-known clubs, such as Liverpool and others, are also interested in signing Rodrygo. Yes, of course, at this time we will just see what happens later because nothing is certain yet and of course we will just watch together what happens later.