Liverpool willing to sign the Real Madrid forward for 51.5 million pounds
After already signing a group of youngsters, Liverpool now wants to sign the Real Madrid’s attacking player Rodrygo who has performed impeccably this year and thus are preparing a 51.5 million pounds bid for the Forward
Liverpool have signed many players like Darwin Nunez, Fabio Carvalho and Calvin Ramsay for their upcoming season. And now they fancy signing Rodrygo, who plays as a winger for the Los Blancos and has been consistent for the Spanish champions.
Meanwhile, Sadio Mane has joined Bayern Munich till 2025 which leaves the Reds without any fixed winger. Surely, Luis Diaz is an option but except him, there are players like Diogo Jota and Darwin Nunez who are signed to play as their number 9.
Liverpool will be looking forward to winning more titles than last year as they were so close to getting that quadruple for the first time in the history of the club. Thus, this encourages players to push for the ultimate glory and thus the Reds Boss always says – “We will go again”.
Liverpool preparing a bid for 51.5 million pounds deal for the winger
Liverpool are all ready to sign Rodrygo as they proposed an informal offer of 51.5 million pounds to the 21-year-old who has backed Real Madrid for the whole season.
Furthermore, Rodrygo has scored 9 goals in all competitions including 5 goals in UEFA Champions League (stats via FBref.com) which helped the Los Blancos win crucial matches in the knockout stage.
Rodrygo can turn out to be very important for the Merseyside club as his skills in operating at both the flanks conveniently can be a problem for the opposition. Thus, this will also give Liverpool more options in the outfield.
Premier League have already witnessed many great Brazilian players including Robinho, Willian, Gilberto Silva Philippe Coutinho, Alisson and Roberto Firmino who have performed efficiently in the league.
Finally, it will be a fine opportunity for the 21-year-old to join Liverpool and improve under the World-class Jurgen Klopp.
