Congratulations to Liverpool! It is said that 100 million superstars are about to join, seamlessly strengthen, at the peak, Manchester City feels uneasy

According to the latest Spanish media news, Liverpool Club has officially joined the transfer competition against Real Madrid striker Rodrigo. The Brazil international is currently in intensive negotiations with Liverpool senior executives, while Real Madrid is asking Rodrigo for nearly 100 million euros. As the agreement between the two sides gradually approaches, the expectations of Red Army fans are completely ignited. If this attacker who is in his peak state successfully joins, it will inevitably activate Liverpool's offensive system and may change the Premier League's championship pattern.

In fact, the contradiction between Real Madrid and Rodrigo is no longer irreconcilable. He obviously doesn't want to continue as a substitute at Real Madrid, so finding a suitable team has become crucial. For Real Madrid, high transfer fees can also bring them economic benefits, while Rodrigo has the opportunity to find a platform suitable for his own development, which is obviously a win-win option for both sides.

1. Why is Liverpool willing to spend 100 million

First of all, from the perspective of demand, Louis Dias is likely to leave the team this summer, and Bayern Munich was rejected with a quotation of 70 million euros. The Reds urgently need to introduce immediate combat players to fill the gap.

Secondly, from the perspective of adaptability, Rodrigo is competent for the offensive end of the left and right wings, and has excellent speed, dribbling and finishing ability, which is very consistent with Liverpool's high pressure and rapid counterattack tactics. Moreover, he is at the peak of his career and is expected to promote Liverpool's path to championship in the Premier League in the long run.

Finally, Manchester City seemed to feel a little uneasy. If Liverpool successfully introduces Rodrigo, plus Wiltz, they will form a strong enough combination in the Premier League, which will put Manchester City's dominance in a bigger challenge.