
Logically, Rodrigo has no place in Alonso’s lineup
Rodrigo to Arsenal could very well happen this summer,
especially since Arsenal have started talking to the player’s agents to negotiate and take advantage of his lack of participation. Rodrigo has no place in Alonso’s lineup
First of all, there’s no disputing Rodrigo’s potential. Wing,
if he goes to any team, will start over any Wing there and grow into him.
My issue with Rodrigo isn’t his potential, it’s his personality. Rodrigo,
despite his enormous potential. he can’t provide continuity for Real Madrid until 2022.
Throughout his career with Real Madrid, he’s shown up in certain moments and
disappeared in others. I explained at the time that Rodrigo has a shy demeanor on the field.
Sometimes he’s not confident in his abilities and that makes him play some games economically.
Other times, he’s so confident, he’s literally lethal, without exaggeration.
That’s why he can’t have an Aura like Vinicius.
because even though Vinicius has regressed in the last six months.
Vinicius’ longevity and impact has been longer and that’s why he has a higher Aura and thus earns The best
Mumia Rodrigo has almost no place in Alonso’s lineup, especially after the arrival of the young Argentine Franco Mastontuno
In general, Rodrigo has almost no place in Alonso’s lineup, especially after the arrival of Franco Mastontuno,
a promising young Argentinian, and when Rodrigo played last time, he looked so lacking in
passion that Alonso lost confidence that he could do anything else for Real Madrid.
Rodrigo needs a team where he can stay at Number One and try to play his game more.
A team that doesn’t have so many people with a media aura like Real Madrid that he can take his place among them and grow with them,
because that was his biggest problem at Real Madrid.
If Arsenal can pay what Real Madrid is asking for,
it will solve a chronic headache on the left wing and will only need a top scorer and have a very respectable attacking line.
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