Arsenal Manager Mikel Arteta at the Emirates Stadium (photo of Alex Pantling / Getty Images)
Real Madrid striker Roddrygo Goes was linked to a distance from the club during the summer transfer window.
The 24 -year -old has had trouble for regular time since the arrival of Xabi Alonso, and it seems that he is not a key option for the Spanish manager. It would be ideal for him to move on and join a club where he will have regular opportunities.
The former Premier League scout, Mick Brown, revealed that Arsenal is interested in the player and that they could try to take a step for him in the coming weeks. Rodrygo was also linked to Liverpool.
It is not a secret for anyone that the arsenal needs more depth in the attack unit, and the Brazilian could be the ideal acquisition. The 24 -year -old will help create opportunities for his teammates and also find the back of the net. He is able to operate as a center-forward as well as a large player. Its versatility will be a huge bonus for Arsenal if they can conclude the agreement.
Rodrygo should cost a lot of money this summer.
Arsenal Keeping Tombs on Rodrygo Va
Mick Brown revealed on Football Insider: “They have kept an eye on Roddrygo’s situation in Real Madrid, and it is an agreement that, they say, would work for all parties.
“He became clear during the Club World Cup that he is not in their starting plans in the XI because he left the bench in most of these matches.
“If Arsenal feels that they can offer him regular football, then it is a decision that he could be tempted to make.
“Many could depend on what Real Madrid asks him because it could be big money.”
Arsenal needs another striker
Gabriel Jesus and Kai Havertz were unable to score goals in a coherent way, and Gabriel Martinelli was quite disappointing last season.
They need more depth and peak in the last third if they want to fight for major trophies next year. Rodrygo has the experience of winning major trophies in a coherent way, and it could prove to be the ideal addition to the Arsenal wardrobe.
It will be interesting to see if Arsenal can negotiate a reasonable agreement with Real Madrid.
