Rodrygo's attracting interest from top European sides; this side reportedly makes contact
Real Madrid's forward Rodrygo is attracting interest from various places at Europe and there are several clubs looking to sign him, including the earlier rumour Arsenal. Apart from the PL side, the ESPN Brazil reported that the PSG is also interested in the forward and has made contact with his camp.
Real Madrid forward Rodrygo Goes is reportedly attracting significant interest from across Europe, with several top clubs keeping a close eye on his situation at the Santiago Bernabéu. The Brazilian winger, who has played a key role in Los Blancos' recent successes, could be on the radar for a summer move if opportunities begin to dry up following the arrival of Kylian Mbappé.
Earlier this year, Premier League giants Arsenal were linked with Rodrygo as part of their plans to bolster their attacking options. While those rumours have cooled in recent weeks, fresh reports suggest the interest hasn't completely faded.
According to ESPN Brazil, Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) have now joined the race and have already made contact with Rodrygo's camp. The French champions are looking to strengthen their frontline after Mbappé's departure and view Rodrygo as a high-potential addition.
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