It's very obvious that the time of Rodrygo at real Madrid is over because xabi Alonso doesn't rate him that high, the only logical thing he just have to do is to move out of the club to a team that sees his value, where the problem lies currently is if he is willing to take a pay cut because it's very few team that can afford to pay him such high salary he is earning at real Madrid.
It is largely true that the Real Madrid manager does not value the player so highly now in fact I think he may not even want to be in the team under this coach. We are concerned about what process Xabi Alonso is trying to move forward with at the moment because he could not have the right strategy in the elegant match of the Club World Cup. But it is clear that Real Madrid are now worried about the egos among their players as some players are still not developing good consistency. Even then the coach wanted to start aggressively in the Club World Cup semi-final match and they wanted to combine Garcia and Mbappe depending on the moment and need.
Looking at the speculation surrounding his future, right now no top team in Europe are serious in acquiring him, so by the look of things, if he has finally makes his mind to move, he must take a pay cut to remain in Europe or Saudi Arabia is his potential destination, and lastly, 100 million euros on his head is quite ridiculous because no team that care about their finance will spend so much in acquiring him, at least 70 million euros will be a fair price .
You may not have heard the speculation about his future as he is still at the top of the list of attractions for several European clubs. At the moment we see that Liverpool and Arsenal are competing for the player's contract, even it has been observed that the Brazilian player did not participate in the FIFA Club World Cup match.
Liverpool could reportedly rival Arsenal for the signature of Rodrygo. The Brazilian international is expected to leave Real Madrid this summer and wasn't used by Xabi Alonso in the Club World Club semi-final defeat to PSG.