Liverpool are continuing to be linked with a move for Real Madrid star Rodrygo. Journalist Jorge Nicola has provided an update on the Brazilian's future, with Liverpool mentioned in his report. It has been claimed on Nicola's latest YouTube video that the ...

Liverpool center back Ibrahima Konaté has yet to agree to a contract extension this summer, sparking speculation over his future. Furthermore, PSG and Real Madrid are both pursuing the

Liverpool's rivals have reportedly withdrawn from pursuing transfer target Rodrygo, handing the Reds a chance to sign Real Madrid's Brazilian star at the second time of asking

For now, Rodrygo remains a Real Madrid player, but the circumstances are shifting quickly. A player who once seemed central to Madrid’s future could soon become one of the most sought-after forwards in Europe. Liverpool’s readiness to act may define whether the Brazilian’s next chapter unfolds at Anfield.

The journalist notes that the Reds believe Isak is better value than Rodrygo despite a higher fee, claiming that Liverpool would see it as money well spent if they broke their transfer record to sign Isak.

FSG CEO of Football Michael Edwards has a long-standing admiration for Rodrygo, having first attempted to sign him from Santos in 2017 when the player was just a teenager. And it seems Liverpool could be in a position to finally land the Brazilian.

Fabrizio Romano has revealed Liverpool’s ‘dream target’ if they miss out on Alexander Isak as Real Madrid star Rodrygo is embroiled in a potential transfer domino. Isak has made it clear to the Newcastle hierarchy that he wants a move away from St James’ Park this summer but the club chiefs rejected a £110m Liverpool bid for his services last week.

The agent to Real Madrid forward, Rodrygo Goes, has travelled to the UK for negotiations. He will hold talks with both Liverpool and Manchester City while

Real Madrid manager Xabi Alonso protested that ‘nothing is going on’ with Rodrygo Goes after he remained on the bench for their La Liga opener against Osasuna, continuing his lack of protagonism