Lafayette suffers consequences? Real Madrid cuts prices again to sell Brazilian wingers, why no one buys Rodrigo

The news that Rodrigo left the team this summer window has been rumored for a long time, but now all the major clubs have entered a critical period of transfers. Real Madrid still has not received a offer for Rodrigo, which has confused many Real Madrid fans. Spanish media also said that Real Madrid's management could not understand why the Premier League giants were willing to spend huge costs to sign players with mediocre data, nor were they willing to sign Rodrigo. Even though the club has lowered the price again, the quotation of 70 million euros is still not interested in any club, which is very strange.

First of all, Rodrigo's transfer options are very limited. Even if the club is willing to accept a quotation of 70 million euros, they can only choose among giant clubs. They even have to exclude Serie A and Ligue 1 teams (except Paris Saint-Germain), and the most likely next player can only appear in the Premier League. However, Rodrigo's performance in the past period has been really poor, and he has not scored in recent months, and whether his physical confrontation ability can adapt to the Premier League is unknown.

Among the Premier League giants who need to introduce wingers this summer window, putting aside Chelsea, who signs wingers every summer window, Rodrigo will not go to Manchester United, and Manchester City also has enough winger players, only Liverpool and Arsenal can choose. However, what Liverpool and Arsenal need in the wing position is a breakthrough player rather than a player like Rodrigo. And as a team at the championship level, they are more willing to sign players within the Premier League, such as Gordon or Eze, who have less room for options.

Secondly, Real Madrid and Rodrigo's estimates for the players are too high. Before the transfer window opened, Real Madrid asked Rodrigo for as high as 100 million euros, which made many clubs choose to give up. Even if they chose to lower the price later, other clubs have already found suitable goals in the transfer market. Moreover, Rodrigo needs a weekly salary of 300,000, which is the maximum salary even in the Premier League giants. It is difficult for a player who has not been tested by the Premier League to get this level of salary in the early stages of joining, so it is naturally difficult for Rodrigo to find a suitable next player. The last point has nothing to do with the player's state and ability, mainly Real Madrid's transfer operations. In the past two seasons, Real Madrid has frequently paid attention to players whose contracts are about to expire, hoping to complete the signing in the form of signing without a sign, especially this summer window, signing Arnold and contacting Conat and Arsenal's Saliba. Such a method of signing is difficult to accept by other clubs. When Real Madrid players need to leave the team, the opponent can also treat Real Madrid in the same way, either lowering the price to sign, or waiting for the opportunity to be free of signing in the future.