Madrid are willing to open talks for the 23-year-old if they receive an offer of at least £86million, though there is an aura of uncertainty as to whether any of the four Premier League sides will attempt to strike a deal for the ex-Santos forward.
The quartet feel that it is an ‘impossible mission’ to lure Rodrygo away from Madrid unless he is actively offered to his suitors or if the player decides that he would like to take the next step in his career. However, his recent comments about his desire to continue winning with Los Blancos and Brazil suggest that he is very content with where he is playing his football.
He told The Guardian: “I play for the biggest national team and the biggest club in the world. If I don’t want pressure playing for those two, something is wrong. There would be no way to continue. I can never settle for losing. That’s the mentality of Real Madrid and the Seleção. I always think about winning. That’s what I’ve got in my head. I need to win to please the Brazil and Real Madrid supporters.”
