
Rodrygo Trips Up Barça, Laporta Fears the Worst Due to the Domino Effect
The Threat That Has Arisen for Joan Laporta After the Recent Situation with Rodrygo
Transfer markets are always the window of opportunity for all clubs to strengthen themselves. With several departures and transfers being finalized, rumors during the markets are always present. Real Madrid, having the best squad in the world, is not immune to speculations about the departure of some stars.
This has been the situation with Rodrygo Goes, who had become a major interest for Liverpool. Looking for a replacement for Mohamed Salah, who seems unlikely to renew his contract, the 'red' team saw Rodrygo as the ideal player. However, with Rodrygo's refusal to leave Real Madrid, Liverpool has set its sights on Lamine Yamal.

Closely following Lamine's progress and situation, Manchester City has also shown interest in signing the player. This has presented a rather problematic scenario for Joan Laporta, who could lose his young player.
The Effect of Rodrygo
At 24 years old, Rodrygo Goes is one of Real Madrid's great strikers and a well-established player in Europe. Appearing in the most crucial matches of the season, Rodrygo always showcases his countless qualities. Standing out, above all, for his commitment to Real Madrid, Rodrygo showed this in the face of Liverpool's interest.
His refusal, whether intentional or not, has created an unexpected problem for Barcelona and Joan Laporta. Lamine Yamal, 17 years old, could be tempted by Liverpool or City to leave Barcelona and join a truly competitive club.

While he has made it clear in the past his desire to stay at Barcelona, Laporta knows he can't compete against the English clubs. With quite impressive capital, the English could provide an offer impossible to refuse.
Laporta's Worst Fear
Placing all his trust and hope in Lamine Yamal, the player's departure would be a severe blow to Laporta and Barcelona. Considering Yamal as the star of his future project, his departure would further ruin a Barcelona that has been in decline for years.
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