180º twist in the ‘Rodrygo case’: Liverpool makes a move and seals a deal

Rodrygo Goes continues to dominate all news about Real Madrid, even though the club will return to training this Monday.

The Brazilian, who didn't have continuity in the Club World Cup, still keeps uncertainty about his future.

"These are match decisions. Given how the game was going, we needed a different profile. There haven't been any future decisions. We haven't rotated much in this Club World Cup (Mundial) and the context will be different in the future," Xabi Alonso said about the few minutes the Paulista played in the world tournament.

The problem for Real Madrid is that the Basque's words haven't calmed the noise about the continuity of the "11" in white.

Is Liverpool withdrawing?

The last few weeks have been very intense in terms of information, since the Premier League keeps sparing no expense.

Liverpool is one of the main protagonists of the current transfer market, a club that was in the running to secure the Brazilian's services.

However, this seems to have changed, which is a major problem for Rodrygo Goes and Real Madrid, something Rodra, an ESPN journalist, has reported and we've been able to confirm at Defensa Central.

"The Reds would be the destination Rodrygo would like most if he were to leave Real Madrid, but this option also seems remote. The Premier League champion recently signed Hugo Ekitike to strengthen its attack and has Isak from Newcastle as its next target," the journalist stated.

So what's next for Rodrygo?

This only creates more uncertainty among Madridists, since the departure of the Osasco-born player was considered a done deal.

The coming days will be key for Real Madrid regarding the "Rodrygo case", especially because the Paulista will have the opportunity to talk with Xabi.

The Tolosa native still needs to explain the role he has for him and the minutes he could get in the current season.

What the Paulista does know is that he isn't a starter for the Basque, and this is a serious problem, since the World Cup will be played at the end of the season.