Real Madrid star Rodrygo has no interest in joining Tottenham
But in a big blow for Spurs, the 24-year-old has no interest in joining the North London outfit, per Foot Mercato journalist Santi Aouna.
The Lilywhites reportedly made an inquiry for the Brazilian, but no talks are ongoing as the player is not keen to join them.
Rodrygo's future at Madrid has become doubtful following the arrival of Xabi Alonso as manager.
The forward was a key first-team member for Carlo Ancelotti, but barely featured in the FIFA Club World Cup under Alonso.
Rodrygo has three years left on his contract at the Santiago Bernabeu, but the Spanish giants are open to letting him leave.
Tottenham have signed Mohammed Kudus, Matheys Tel, Luka Vuskovic, Kevin Danso and Kota Takai so far this summer.
But they are not done yet as they aim to bring in further reinforcements for Premier League and Champions League campaigns in 2025-26.
Son Heung-min is expected to leave Tottenham amid interest from MLS side Los Angeles FC. Spurs are ready to cash in on the South Korean, who has just a year left on his contract.
With Son expected to depart, Tottenham are looking to make a marquee addition to the squad.
They identified Rodrygo as an ideal option, but it appears the 24-year-old has no intention of joining them.
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