Team Talk has reported that there is growing interest from Premier League clubs in a potential transfer involving Rodrygo. Tottenham, Arsenal, Chelsea, and Manchester City are among the clubs that have shown interest in the player. Real Madrid is expected to ask for approximately €90 million for Rodrygo, which is a reduction from their initial price. The player is perceived as the 'weak link' in Real Madrid's attack. The club is actively looking to reduce their squad size to make room for new signings, having already acquired centre-back Dean Huijsen from Bournemouth and Trent Alexander-Arnold from Liverpool. Although there was a recent meeting between Rodrygo and the new Bernabeu manager, Xabi Alonso, where they agreed on Rodrygo staying, Real Madrid's decision to reconsider the asking price has created an opportunity for negotiations with interested clubs. Arsenal is particularly noted as a major contender, valuing Rodrygo's capability to play on both wings. Last season, he scored 14 goals and provided 11 assists, but currently finds himself behind Kylian Mbappe, Brahim Diaz, and Gonzalo Garcia in Real Madrid's lineup. Should Rodrygo depart, his position might be filled by Franco Mastantuono, who is set to join the team on August 14.