Rodrygo’s future at Real Madrid is attracting growing interest from some of Europe’s biggest clubs, with uncertainty surrounding his role at the Bernabeu. PSG are keeping a close eye on the

This summer, whenever Rodrygo’s name has surfaced, Arsenal’s has followed closely behind. It is no secret that the Gunners want the Brazilian. He is viewed as the answer to lingering questions on their left wing.

The new European champions are capable of building devastating passing sequences their rivals are left searching in vain for answers to

Rodrygo’s future at Real Madrid is drawing increased attention from across Europe, with several top clubs closely monitoring the situation. PSG are keeping tabs on the Brazilian winger, while

PSG could be headed for a transfer showdown with Arsenal, AC Milan, Juventus, and Real Madrid over one of Spain’s most promising young defenders, Valencia’s Cristian Mosquera. But for now, it’s Arsenal who are in front,

PSG’s “flashy bling bling” period, as described by their president Nasser Al-Khelaifi, saw them land some of the game’s glitziest stars — Neymar, Kylian Mbappe and Lionel Messi, to name the obvious three — but not the shiniest trophies, as successive coaches struggled with the egos and the individualistic tendencies of so many big-name players.

The crushing defeat at the hands of PSG was the fifth time this season that Madrid conceded at least four goals in a game—the 4–4 draw with Real Sociedad in the Copa del Rey did come over 120 minutes—and saw the club tie their own unwanted record for goals conceded in a single season.

PSG faces Chelsea in the FIFA Club World Cup final on Sunday, July 13, 2025 (7/13/25) at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey.

Interestingly, with PSG’s entry into the conversation, it has been suggested that Madrid might try to use their interest to pursue a deal for Vitinha. The Portuguese midfielder is reportedly seen by Los Blancos as the long-term heir to Luka Modrić.

CHELSEA are eyeing a move for PSG stopper Gianluigi Donnarumma ahead of their upcoming Club World Cup final clash. The Italian keeper is out of contract next summer and a string of clubs are