Spanish Channel Six reporter Eduardo Inda revealed that Bayern regarded Rodrigo as the first choice for signings, while Louis Diaz was the alternative.

The reporter revealed that Bayern Munich is preparing to make an official offer to Real Madrid to buy Rodrigo. Due to Nico Williams' refusal to join and Musiara suffered serious injuries, Bayern was forced to enter the transfer market to find top players who can play the offensive wings. Real Madrid is willing to listen to the offer but stick to the bottom line of no less than 80 million euros. The Brazilian striker is not in the Xavi Alonso plan, and he no longer refuses to leave the team.

The reporter revealed in the "El Chiringuito" program of Channel 6: "I have always emphasized that Guardiola's Manchester City had intended to introduce him, but now another club has intervened and may attract players. Alonso is opening the door for him to leave the team - this suitor is Bayern. Musiara's serious injury (will be absent for 5-6 months) creates an opportunity, and with Sane leaving the team, Rodrigo will gain space at Bayern. "

Rodrigo's transfer game welcomes new players. Bayern Munich is determined to submit an important offer for Real Madrid striker (tested last summer). In just one week, Bayern first missed Nico Williams (choose to renew his contract with Bilbao), and was seriously injured by core Musiara (seriously injured by fibula and ankle ligament against Paris).

Bayern urgently needs to introduce an attacker who has both wing breakthroughs and goal-scoring capabilities. Rodrigo became the primary target, and the key to his possible entry to Allianz Stadium is that Real Madrid is open to the sale. But Real Madrid priced 80 million euros for Brazil, 20 million more than Bayern originally planned to pay Nico Williams' termination fee. The club's alternative is Liverpool player Louis Dias, but its price is comparable to Rodrigo.

Manchester City is the first club to pursue Rodrigo seriously in recent years (testing began last summer window). Guardiola personally called the Brazilian to hesitate whether to stay in Real Madrid, but the Blue Moon then spent 343 million euros in two transfer windows, and Rodrigo was no longer Guardiola's priority target. Since then, Saudi Arabia's sky-high price quotes have been rejected because the players have never seriously considered becoming the "New Neymar" of Riyadh's new moon.

Chelsea has contacted Rodrigo's team with Arsenal in recent weeks, but has not submitted a formal offer to Real Madrid. The Premier League’s attractiveness to players is beyond doubt, and London is an ideal springboard for restarting its stagnant career—especially considering the approaching World Cup in June 2026.

Xavi Alonso did not include Rodrigo in the plan. Although the Real Madrid coach did not say it clearly, the action has already explained everything: the Club World Cup four consecutive substitutes (only started in the first game against Riyadh Crescent), clearly defines Rodrigo's team role, and Mastantono is about to join.

After experiencing the Club World Cup, Rodrigo is reexamining the future. Despite always emphasizing his desire to gain a foothold in Real Madrid, he has now begun to question: Is it wise to continue as a regular substitute for one season and to regress back to his role three years ago? The core position Bayern offers may be the perfect choice to restart a career.