5 Premier League giants robbed! Real Madrid s frustrated superstar is popular and rejected Manchester City s invitation last summer

In the early morning of May 14, the famous Spanish journalist Pablo Montaño, revealed the front page news that Brazilian superstar Rodrigo, who was frustrated in Real Madrid, is being snatched by Premier League giants. Except for Tottenham, the other five Premier League BIG6 teams are eyeing him.

So far this season, Rodrigo has started 36 games for Real Madrid in 51 games, contributing 14 goals and 9 assists, which is not much different from last season's personal data. However, in terms of tactical status, he felt like he had plummeted. With the addition of French superstar Mbappe, Rodrigo has become a rotation player since his previous absolute main player, lagging behind Vinicius and Mbappe in appearance picks. With Ancelotti playing two forwards, Rodrigo had to stand by as a substitute.

Rodrigo's extreme dissatisfaction with the status quo has exploded in recent times. He was on the roster in the second leg of the La Liga national derby last weekend, but with the team's score behind, Ancelotti sent Brahim Dias, Enderick and even two young players Victor Munos, without giving Rodrigo a chance. But afterwards, Ass revealed that it was not that Ancelotti didn't want to use it, but that the player himself didn't want to play. Yesterday, Spanish Zero Point Radio revealed that the Brazilian winger left the court shortly after the start of training and will miss the remaining La Liga games this season. In other words, Rodrigo's Real Madrid career is likely to have ended early.

24-year-old Rodrigo is an active Brazil international. Since joining Real Madrid in July 2019, he has played in 267 games for the Galaxy Battleships and scored 68 goals and 50 assists. He won 13 championship trophys including La Liga, Champions League, etc. with the team, achieving a club-level Grand Slam. Although the absolute speed is not too fast, the excellent footwork skills, super man-ball combined ability and top pass shooting are all impressive. In the Champions League, Rodrigo repeatedly broke through the goals of Premier League giants such as Manchester City and Liverpool, becoming a nightmare for opponents' defense.

In fact, last summer, Manchester City had extended an olive branch to the young Brazilian winger. At that time, they had just sent off Argentine striker Alvarez for a total price of 95 million euros and regarded Rodrigo as the best candidate to strengthen the front line. However, Rodrigo was still full of confidence at that time and did not feel too much pressure for Mbappe to join Real Madrid, so he was prepared to face the challenge head-on. However, the cruel reality also forced him to bow his head.

However, even though he is struggling with Real Madrid, Rodrigo does not have to worry about his next home. In addition to Tottenham, Liverpool, Chelsea, Arsenal and Manchester City players are all interested in him. Liverpool is likely to send Louis Dias away in the summer, while Arsenal needs to upgrade to the left winger position. Although Manchester City has Doku, Savignho, Gallish and Foden in the winger position, they have planned to send Gallish away. With Rodrigo's strength, Manchester City can achieve a major upgrade in the winger position. As for Chelsea and Manchester United, the former has been persistent in collecting young talents, while the latter also has a strong need to strengthen the left winger position.

In other words, no matter whether you join any of the five Premier League giants, Rodrigo can become the absolute main force and even enjoy core treatment. Of course, whether he can play in the Champions League next season may become a prerequisite for him. From the current perspective, the new Premier League champion Liverpool has long locked in the Champions League qualification ahead of schedule, while Arsenal and Manchester City are not very suspenseful. If Manchester United can win the UEFA Cup championship, they can also get a UEFA Champions League qualification. Only Chelsea's situation is more dangerous.