Spurs considering ambitious move for Rodrygo

Tottenham Hotspur are preparing an audacious swoop for Real Madrid star Rodrygo Goes as they brace for life without Son Heung-min.

According to AS via Sport Witness, Spurs chairman Daniel Levy is lining up the Brazilian international as the ideal successor to their long-serving captain. With Son reportedly set to leave this summer, the North London club are keen to bring in a marquee name—and Rodrygo fits the bill.

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Son Heung-min’s potential exit marks the end of an era at Tottenham. The South Korean talisman has been a fan favourite and a consistent performer, but recent developments suggest he’s ready for a new challenge. His departure would not only leave a void in the squad but also free up around €11 million per year in wages—giving Spurs some serious financial flexibility.

At just 24, the Brazilian has already lifted Champions League and La Liga titles with Real Madrid. But with competition for places fierce under incoming boss Xabi Alonso, Rodrygo’s future at the Bernabéu looks increasingly uncertain. That has opened the door for Tottenham to make their move.

Daniel Levy Ready to Break the Bank

Tottenham have reportedly held previous talks with Rodrygo’s camp, who are demanding a €10 million per year salary. Real Madrid, meanwhile, are expected to seek a fee of at least €90 million.

While Rodrygo had initially turned down a move to North London, the equation might now change. Arsenal and Liverpool—previously linked—have reportedly cooled their interest, leaving Spurs in pole position to strike.

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With Thomas Frank now steering the ship, Tottenham are working hard to reshape their attack. Mohammed Kudus has already been added, but Levy wants more firepower—and Rodrygo is now their top priority.

Time will tell whether Spurs can pull off what would be one of the boldest moves of the summer. But with Son’s legacy looming large, Tottenham need a big name. And Rodrygo could just be the man to take up that mantle.