AS has reported Spurs’ interest in Rodrygo, with another Spanish outlet claiming that Tottenham have already been in contact with Rodrygo’s entourage. Tottenham are set to formally pursue Rodrygo as a replacement for Son Heung-min.

Tottenham has shown interest in the Brazilian winger Rodrygo. Although he is not considered undesirable, he is no longer seen as an essential player at Real Madrid, making a departure possible. According to Cadena COPE, two conditions must be met for Rodrygo to leave: he must explicitly express his desire to leave to the management, and interested clubs must offer 100 million euros to purchase him.

90min reports on Tottenham Hotspur's pursuit of Rodrygo. Tottenham Hotspur have emerged as the leading contenders to sign Rodrygo. They have the financial power and sporting necessity to make the transfer happen. Spurs are at the front of the queue for his signature.

Tottenham are aiming to convince Rodrygo to join them as a potential ‘spearhead’ to replace Son Heung-Min, who could leave this summer. Spurs have requested authorization to speak to Rodrygo directly, but the deal is complicated due to the asking price and the player not being convinced by the move.

Real Madrid has authorized Tottenham to discuss a transfer with Rodrygo. However, Rodrygo is not interested in moving to Tottenham, as he is waiting for an offer from a bigger club.

Tottenham Hotspur has asked Real Madrid for permission to enter into direct talks with Rodrygo. However, Rodrygo has informed his management that he is not interested in a transfer to Tottenham. The inquiry from the Premier League club did not lead to concrete talks or negotiations.

90min reports on Tottenham Hotspur's potential targeting of Real Madrid winger Rodrygo amid concerns over losing Son Heung-min to LAFC. Tottenham Hotspur will target Real Madrid winger Rodrygo if they lose Son Heung-min to LAFC. The Brazil international would be open to making the move.

Tottenham Hotspur have made an inquiry about Rodrygo but are not willing to meet Real Madrid's €90 million transfer fee demand. Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy is keen on making Rodrygo the ‘crown jewel’ of their new project, but Rodrygo has no interest in joining Tottenham, aiming for a bigger club. Journalist Ramón Álvarez de Mon has reported that Tottenham are in talks for Rodrygo but also noted Rodrygo's preference for Liverpool.

Tottenham has entered into negotiations with Real Madrid for the transfer of Rodrygo. Tottenham is willing to offer 90 million EUR, although Real Madrid originally asked for 100 million EUR. Tottenham wants Rodrygo to be the star of their project and fill the position left by Heung-min Son, who is expected to sign with LAFC. However, Rodrygo demands a net salary of more than 10 million EUR per year, and if he refuses a lower salary, Tottenham will offer less money to Real Madrid. The decision ultimately rests with Rodrygo and Real Madrid.

Rodrygo is not retained by Real Madrid under the new coach Xabi Alonso. Real Madrid is open to his possible departure to Tottenham. The London club has requested permission to discuss with the versatile forward. Tottenham has set their limits: they will either pay the 90 million euros demanded by Real Madrid or meet Rodrygo's requirement of a net annual salary exceeding 10 million euros. At least one party must make a concession. Rodrygo has not yet decided and will only leave if Real Madrid does not impose a destination on him.

AS reports on Tottenham's interest in signing Rodrygo from Real Madrid. Tottenham is interested in signing Rodrygo and has requested permission from Real Madrid to speak directly with the player. Tottenham aims to make Rodrygo the centerpiece of their new project under Thomas Frank. Real Madrid values Rodrygo at 90 million euros, and Tottenham is prepared to negotiate but will not overpay. They are willing to pay either the transfer fee or the player's desired salary, which is above 10 million net, but not both.

Team Talk reports on Tottenham Hotspur's pursuit of Brazilian forward Rodrygo from Real Madrid. Tottenham Hotspur is pushing to sign Brazilian forward Rodrygo from Real Madrid. Spurs are looking to beat out Liverpool and Arsenal for the deal. Real Madrid is demanding around £80m (€92m / $107m) for Rodrygo, and Tottenham reportedly has the funds in place to secure the deal, which would be a record for the club.

AS reports on Rodrygo's potential transfer from Real Madrid amid uncertainty about his future. Rodrygo is considering his future at Real Madrid as he seeks clarity on his role from Xabi Alonso. Despite his desire to stay, his playing opportunities are limited. Real Madrid values him at 100 million euros, but Tottenham has shown interest and is negotiating to lower the price to 90 million euros. His future at the club is uncertain, and the situation is expected to unfold over the summer.

Rodrygo is on Tottenham's radar. Real Madrid has set his price at 100 million euros and would be pleased if Tottenham made an offer. The player prefers to join the Premier League and his representatives are in talks with Liverpool.

Tottenham has joined Liverpool and Bayern in the race for Rodrygo. Although Spurs have not yet approached Real officially, Daniel Levy hopes to use his good relationship with Madrid to negotiate a price below the expected 90 million Euros.

Tottenham is very interested in Rodrygo. The club wants to continue its investments in the market after signing Gibbs-White and Kudus. Real Madrid is willing to let him go this summer. Rodrygo might be open to moving to England if an attractive offer is made, as he understands he is not in Xabi Alonso's plans for the season.

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.