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Quote from: joniboini on August 26, 2025, 05:41:24 AM

Are you suggesting that transfer rumour is a good indicator to judge whether a transfer will be good or not? That doesn't sound wise. Let's say a journalist publishes a transfer rumour where a club is looking to buy a youngster for 100 million. I don't think we'll call that a good transfer just because there's a rumour like that, right?

Not to mention, they also have Ngumoha, who scored the match-winner last night. I honestly think there's a higher chance Liverpool will sign another defender before the window closes and wait for Isak in January if they can't get him this window.

Now we see such rumors in the transfer market every day, so even if we don't want to discuss them, the discussion comes up. Before the start of the new season, there were many rumors about Rodrygo and many media outlets reported that Real Madrid had clearly told Rodrygo to find a new club, in which case several clubs in the English Premier League have expressed interest in taking this Brazilian star, despite the rumors, but in the end it did not come true. It seems to me that Rodrygo will definitely understand how serious the club is towards him or whether they will play him, I think that a club will keep a player for the entire season, even knowing that a good player will never stay at that club, but he will try to go to another club, but Rodrygo did not do that, but he is at Real Madrid.
In the second match of the league, we saw that Rodrygo was included in the starting eleven by Real Madrid, in which case it is assumed that this player will leave Real Madrid.

Left for Rodrygo he wants to stay but it seems Real Madrid wants to offload him but at the right price. However I think if the price doesn't match what they want, they're ready to keep him till next summer or try to sell him again by January, I don't really know why they want to sell him, he's still very young and talent and could be a key player under Xabi Alonso if given another chance to prove himself.

Well I've seen rumours about Rodrygo going to the EPL, I felt Arsenal would sign him not until they signed Madueke and Eze so if he'll go to the EPL it's definitely going to be Liverpool but then can Liverpool pay about €100m to sign Rodrygo from Real Madrid?

I don't see Liverpool bringing out 100 million to buy another player again this because Liverpool team is complete now and with the transfer market coming to a close very soon it will be difficult for any club to sign Rodrygo because the price is too much maybe a loan deal will be helpful.

The best option is for Madrid to keep him and try and see if he can fit into the playing pattern of the new coach if not for any club to get Rodrygo now his market value has to be reduced