Arsenal fans believe Real Madrid have dropped the biggest hint yet that Rodrygo will be allowed to leave this summer. After playing a bit-part role at the Club World Cup, Rodrygo’s future has been called into question once again following Los Blancos’ opening La Liga fixture of the new season.

Ever since Kylian Mbappe joined Real Madrid from PSG last summer, the club's depth chart has shuffled significantly, with Rodrygo suddenly on the fringes of the attacking ranks.

Xabi Alonso has delivered an update on Rodrygo's future at Real Madrid. The 24-year-old winger, who has been strongly linked with a switch to the Premier League this summer, was an unused substitute in Los Blancos' opening game of the new La Liga season on Tuesday evening.

THE summer transfer window is heading towards a thrilling climax – and Arsenal’s business is definitely far from over! According to reports in Spain, the Gunners would be keen to bring

Rodrygo was left on the bench for Real Madrid's La Liga opener but Xabi Alonso insists there's nothing to read into the decision as Arsenal continue to circle for the Brazilian

Rodrygo's potential £51.9million valuation during the final week of the summer transfer window could prove ideal for Arsenal. Having invested heavily in six new signings, departures remain the main focus for Arteta, with Reiss Nelson, Oleksandr Zinchenko, Leandro Trossard and Fabio Vieira amongst those who could leave.

THE summer transfer window is heading towards a thrilling climax – and Arsenal’s business is definitely far from over! Arsenal are on the hunt for another attacker following an injury

Real Madrid boss Xabi Alonso has spoken out on Rodrygo's position in the Spanish capital after a summer of speculation over the Brazilian with the forward uncertain of a role this season

Arsenal have been handed a boost in their hopes of signing Rodrygo from Real Madrid this summer transfer window. Rodrygo has been a long-term target of

MIKEL ARTETA has been backed to the tune of over £200m this summer already, but Arsenal are still open to bringing in another fresh face before the transfer deadline. The Gunners appear to still

Arsenal’s transfer strategy this summer was deliberate: They wanted to strike early, get the core business done, then hold back for the finishing touches.

The injury to Havertz casts a new light on Arsenal's decision to bring in Gyokeres, while also starting an intense transfer battle with Tottenham for the likes of Eberechi Eze