Dissatisfied! The superstar worth 100 million yuan decided to leave Real Madrid

Real Madrid's frontcourt is brilliant this season, but reality also cruelly proves that the four people, Vinicius, Mbappe, Bellingham and Rodrigo, cannot coexist. Real Madrid has renewed Vinicius and spent a lot of money to introduce Mbappe and Bellingham, but Rodrigo's position is becoming more and more embarrassing.

Since Mbappe came to Real Madrid, Rodrigo's performance has declined significantly, and his efficiency on the field is not as good as before. Even with Mbappe's absence, this Brazilian genius seemed to find it difficult to regain the aura of his past.

Rodrigo's contract with Real Madrid expires in 2028, and the annual salary is rumored to be 12.5 million euros. Since joining Real Madrid, Rodrigo has played in 267 games for the team, contributing 68 goals and 50 assists.

He has made 51 appearances for Real Madrid this season, scoring 14 goals and 10 assists, and currently has a net worth of 100 million euros in "Transfer Market".

Although Rodrigo has made countless military achievements for Real Madrid, the situation of breaking up between the two sides is probably still unavoidable.

According to the "Marca", Rodrigo is in his most difficult period at Real Madrid. He was very dissatisfied with his situation and had decided to leave Real Madrid. He came to pursue his dreams and honors, but his failure to enter the Golden Globe Awards and FIFA Top 20 of the Year failed to win the election, which made him feel disheartened.

Rodrigo has long proved his strength in key events, but in Real Madrid, which is now full of superstars, the light of Mbappe, Vinicius and Bellingham almost overwhelms everything. Even if he gradually regained himself on a psychological level, he still found it difficult to find the best self.

Rodrigo has only scored 1 goal in the last 21 games. In the final of the Cup del Rey, he was replaced before midfield, while Mbappe, who replaced him, quickly scored a goal. Ancelotti has been very fond of Rodrigo in the past few seasons and is even willing to sacrifice tactical balance, but this time the substitution undoubtedly pointed the finger at him.

Rodrigo was determined to leave, and Real Madrid's senior executives had no intention of trying to keep him, and were even willing to go with the flow. It is reported that unless the new head coach (the favorite is Alonso) clearly proposes to stay Rodrigo, his departure is a foregone conclusion.

But the reality is that Rodrigo is not a key piece in Alonso's reconstruction plan. It is understood that Alonso has begun to think about the construction of Real Madrid's lineup next season, and at the same time strongly demands that Real Madrid introduce his beloved Wilts in Leverkusen.

Since the pharmaceutical companies price Wilz at least 100 million euros, Real Madrid must raise funds by selling some of their players, and Rodrigo is the best cash-out option.

Rodrigo is not short of suitors in the transfer market. Some media revealed that Guardiola wanted to recruit him into Manchester City as early as last season, but Rodrigo was determined to stay in Real Madrid at that time, and Real Madrid also regarded it as a non-sale product.

Saudi Arabia has also extended an olive branch to him, but neither Rodrigo himself nor Real Madrid's management are interested in the offer.

Rodrigo is currently in the growth pain that many technical players have faced. Whether staying in Real Madrid or changing the environment, he needs to make another breakthrough in the football and skills level in order to regain competitiveness.

In fact, his predecessors have provided a reference path: Ronaldo gradually grew from a flashy winger to an efficient terminator during Manchester United's period; and Modric also completed a gorgeous transformation from the core of the organization to the core of the offense and defense at Real Madrid.

These examples show that the development bottleneck is not the end point, but is often the starting point of transformation. Finally, do you think Real Madrid should sell Rodrigo?