Arsenal transfer target Rodrygo set for talks next week

Fabrizio Romano has been discussing Arsenal target Rodrygo (Photo by Catherine Ivill/Getty Images)

Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano has provided an update on the future of Real Madrid forward Rodrygo Goes amid links with Arsenal.

A recent report from AS stated that the Gunners were prepared to spend big on signing Rodrygo this summer, but it seems his future still needs to be clarified.

The Brazil international is now set for an important meeting with Real Madrid next week, with the Spanish giants likely to be open to letting him go.

See below for Romano’s latest update on X, with the Italian journalist also clearly ruling out the player making a move to Saudi Arabia, as Sacha Tavolieri had previously suggested…

??? Direct meeting for Rodrygo’s future will take place next week as Real Madrid are open to letting him leave.

Real will leave the final decision to the Brazilian.

Rodrygo won’t join Al Nassr, never a topic or even a negotiation despite reports. Full focus on Europe. ?? pic.twitter.com/PAKDMvH91T

— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) July 10, 2025

Rodrygo will seemingly be allowed the final decision on his future, but his focus is said to be on remaining in Europe.

Arsenal fans will no doubt hope this gives them a chance to enter the running for his signature.

Could Arsenal sign Rodrygo this summer?

Rodrygo Goes in action for Real Madrid against Arsenal in the Champions League last season (Photo by Shaun Botterill/Getty Images)

We know Arsenal need new attacking players this summer, but how many could they end up going for?

As things stand, they’re working on signing both Eberechi Eze and Noni Madueke as new wingers/attacking midfielders (per Ben Jacobs’ post below), while Viktor Gyokeres seems to be their number one striker target as talks over a deal continue, according to Fabrizio Romano on YouTube.

Arsenal expected to approach Crystal Palace to formally discuss Eberechi Eze. Palace attacker still high in #AFC’s thinking, as revealed.

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