Real Madrid are reportedly ready to sell one of their high-profile stars as coach Xabi Alonso plans to make big changes before the season starts.
Los Blancos were dumped out of the FIFA Club World Cup on Wednesday after losing 4-0 to Paris Saint-Germain in the semi-finals.
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The Spanish side have already signed Trent Alexander-Arnold and Dean Huijsen, but they could now offload some more players in order to revamp the squad.
Brazil international Rodrygo barely featured for Los Blancos in the Club World Cup and played no part in the semi-final defeat to PSG in New Jersey despite being fit.
According to Fichajes, the Spanish outfit have set their asking price around €100 million for the attacker, who seems to have fallen down the pecking order following Alonso's arrival.
Premier League trio Liverpool, Arsenal, and Manchester City are reportedly monitoring the situation as they continue to bolster their squads.
Alonso was asked about Rodrygo's future after failing to play a minute against the European champions.
"The fact that he didn't play again is a game-by-game decision. The way things were going, we needed another player. There haven't been any decisions about the future throughout this entire championship; we haven't rotated much. We'll start in a different context," Alonso said, as per Goal.
"We want to build a team that plays as a unit and maintain that feeling and spirit. The World Cup has been very demanding; we've been left in the penultimate stage, it hurts, and now we'll see what happens."
