Quote from: Obari on Today at 04:24:06 AM

Quote from: Black Mbaye on Today at 04:11:55 AM

The Rodrygo situation remains uncertain. I believe Real Madrid is trying to keep him. They're likely trying to convince him, but if they can't reach an agreement with manager Xabi Alonso, he's likely to leave the club this transfer window. The transfer window is almost over, and the transfers will gradually take shape. Manchester City has a short time to finalize this transfer. They need to convince Real Madrid and the player.

Rodrygo should exits the club because Real Madrid wouldn't hold their part of the bargain. On a second thought, why keeping one of the crucial player for the club on the bench? It doesn't make any sense to see a vital player like Rodrygo on the bench because he's been an important element in providing aides for Real Madrid to win games and lift trophies over the years.

Real Madrid headcoach, Xabi Alonso wouldn't be dissapointed if Real Madrid failed to pull the deal of Rodrygo, perhaps he never included him in his starting XI and have quite good number of players filling in the shoes of Rodrygo already. Would you say Real Madrid is treating Rodrygo unfairly? Well yes if I may because there's absolutely no such odds where a keyman is been dumped on the bench without any sign of fatigue or injuries, this is blowing out of proportion and everyone still thinks is a good idea keeping Rodrygo, with the backup claim of underperforming, I don't think so.

His performances weren't great last year, but I still think it's unnecessary to let him go. The Brazilian is a player who can change the game's balance and destiny at any moment. I thought Real Madrid could use him more effectively this year because manager Xabi Alonso knows exactly where to place each player. Real Madrid should keep him on the team and capitalize on his individual talents. If they don't, Manchester City will use all their resources to acquire him. Because a manager who can utilize him to the best of his ability is making plans for him.