HERE WE GO 🔥✅DEAL IN PLACE RODRYGO TO ANFIELD 🏟️

In the summer, Liverpool will begin the process of replacing Mohamed Salah, and they think Rodrygo of Real Madrid is a viable candidate.

Mohamed Salah will inevitably move to Saudi Arabia after Al-Ittihad submitted a £150 million bid on the closing day of the transfer window last summer. According to numerous reports, the Saudi club will try again for the Egyptian in January and, if unsuccessful, in the summer of the following year.

With this in mind, Liverpool are already writing up a shortlist of potential replacements for Salah – Rodrygo of Real Madrid is an option, according to Fichajes.

Takefusa Kubo and Jarrod Bowen are two more names that are being explored, but the Reds believe they need to go big to replace such a legendary player. The issue is that there aren’t many substitutes who can consistently produce at the same level that Salah does.

However, the 31-year-old’s contract will end in 2025 and he isn’t getting any younger.

The name Rodrygo would undoubtedly generate a great lot of enthusiasm at Anfield, and Liverpool thinks there is a good chance this deal will go through.

It goes without saying that Real Madrid wants Kylian Mbappe to join their starting lineup, and they will attempt to finalise a deal to make the transfer happen next summer. Despite his contract condition, the Frenchman will not join the Spanish giants at a low cost because his salary would require a significant outlay.

Liverpool can profit from Real Madrid’s willingness to let one or two star players to leave the team in order to raise money. The only thing to worry about is whether the Brazilian is keen to leave the Bernabeu for Merseyside.

lot will depend on where Liverpool finish in the Premier League this season – if they fail to qualify for the Champions League again, this deal would fall into the mud. However, it’s very likely that Jurgen Klopp’s side will make a return to Europe’s elite competition for the 2024/25 campaign.

Rodrygo to replace Mohamed Salah at Liverpool?

Certainly a deal which makes sense for all parties.