Rodrygo has been dropped to the bench and has had minimal involvement since Xabi Alonso became manager at Real Madrid. A late-window move remains possible, with Arsenal a realistic loan destination because of the clubs' good relationship and the precedent of Martin Odegaard. Liverpool and Manchester City have also been linked as potential options. Arsenal's reported signing of Eberechi Eze could limit available roles on the left and in central attacking positions. Playing time over the coming matches will likely dictate whether Rodrygo pushes for a move before the transfer window closes.
Rodrygo to Arsenal still has some legs. This is why we reported earlier this week that Arsenal could be interested in a possible loan move, and I wouldn't rule it out. They've got a good relationship with Madrid. They've done it before with [Martin] Odegaard. I certainly wouldn't rule that out, especially if Rodrygo pushes in the last 10 days, which is quite possible.
And I still wouldn't 100% rule [Manchester] City out of the equation just yet. But if Rodrygo doesn't get game time this weekend, he's one of those players like many others in the first two weeks of the season who could move if he's not used. If he doesn't start this weekend and doesn't get minutes, he's really going to come into focus.
The Brazil international has endured a frustrating couple of months at Real Madrid after being dropped to the bench and barely being involved since Xabi Alonso took over as manager. According to Graeme Bailey of TBR Sport, this could now mean Rodrygo to Arsenal is still a possibility in the final days of the transfer window. Rodrygo has also been linked with Liverpool by Football Insider and others, and it would surely make sense for the player to seek a move away from the Bernabeu.
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