Arsenal have held the first exploratory discussions to sign Rodrygo from Real Madrid. Transfer Talk has the latest news, gossip and rumors.

Arsenal are exploring a move for 24-year-old Brazil forward Rodrygo, who could leave Real Madrid this summer. (Sky Germany) Viktor Gyokeres has told Sporting team-mates he is unsure where he will be playing next year,

Mikel Arteta believes Arsenal should be in for the “best players”, amid reports they are interested in a deal for Real Madrid star Rodrygo. Arsenal are in the market for attacking reinforcements this summer and manager Arteta has stressed they need to add “goals” and “creativity” to their squad.

Manchester United's summer plans have been dealt a crushing blow after losing the Europa League final while rivals Arsenal and Liverpool are ready to splash the cash

Liverpool have been linked with a summer move for Real Madrid forward Rodrygo but Didi Hamann believes it would not be a good idea

Rodrygo is set to leave Real Madrid in the summer and this European club could be his new destination

Mikel Arteta is on course for a third successive Premier League runner-up finish with Arsenal, prompting questions about summer recruitment with a view to a title bid next season

Real Madrid's summer transfer plans could take a drastic turn if Rodrygo Goes leaves the club, with a move to Arsenal being rumored. Any sale could bring in a r

As they potentially look to beat Arsenal to Viktor Gyokeres, Manchester United also seem to have received a boost over Victor Osimhen. The Nigerian striker has long since been linked with a move to Old Trafford, with Arsenal, Liverpool and Chelsea rumoured to retain an interest too, along with PSG.

With the FIFA Club World Cup on the horizon, Real Madrid aims to finalize its squad soon. Should Nico Williams arrive, Rodrygo’s exit would likely be a quiet farewell for a player who was once instrumental in winning key titles but now seems to be drifting out of the club’s long-term plans.

That sounds a bit far-fetched from where I’m sitting, and also from where Sky Sports’ Kaveh Solkehol is sitting, who’s reporting that while Chelsea see Rodrygo as “an exceptional player”, “the total cost of any potential deal, including wages, is prohibitive and a move would not fit in with Chelsea’s strategy in recent transfer windows”.