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From Brazil, there have been reports stating that FC Barcelona is very interested in signing Rodrygo Goes, a player from Real Madrid. Apparently, the Catalan team sees the Brazilian as a player with great talent and future, and they would like to bring him in to strengthen their forward line for the new season, as reported by Eder Traskini.

When the former Liverpool midfielder was unveiled as the new Los Blancos manager, he claimed Rodrygo had a future at the Santiago Bernabeu. Despite insisting that the Brazil international was in his plans, he was only given 92 minutes to impress at the Club World Cup.

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