Liverpool have been contacted by Rodrygo’s entourage about a potential move to Anfield as Luis Diaz looks set to leave, according to a source, as the Spanish media deal a hammer blow to Arsenal’s chances of bringing the Real Madrid forward to the Emirates Stadium in the summer transfer window.
Rodrygo is one of the best forwards in the world, and despite being a huge success at Madrid, there is a very strong chance that he will leave this summer. The Athletic have reported that the Madrid hierarchy and new manager Xabi Alonso are open to cashing in on the Brazil international, who himself is said to be ready to find a new club.

Despite interest from the Saudi Pro League, the 24-year-old wants to continue his career in Europe, with a source claiming that Rodrygo is giving Arsenal his ‘absolute priority’.
Arsenal are said to be so keen on Rodrygo that manager Arteta is willing to play him on the left wing, with the Premier League club ready to pay more than the €90million (£78m, $106m) transfer fee that Madrid are asking for him.
However, more threats have emerged for Arsenal in their pursuit of Rodrygo, who, according to Luka Modric in Get Spanish Football News in September 2024, is one of the “world-class superstars” at Madrid.
Diaz has played predominantly as a left-winger for Liverpool, while Rodrygo wants to operate on the left wing despite having been used on the right and as a centre-forward at Madrid.
With Darwin Nunez set to leave and Liverpool looking at signing a new striker, Rodrygo could replace Diaz on the left of a front-three with Mohamed Salah keeping his place on the right.
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