Rodrigo s Bernabeu crisis: The Golden Ball is disappointed, the ball is taken away, are you really going to leave this summer?

According to Spanish media, Real Madrid forward star Rodrigo is experiencing the darkest moment of his career - due to multiple factors, the Brazilian genius has secretly considered leaving the team.

Since joining Real Madrid youth training in 2018, he has always believed in "child emperor's dream", but now the change in the locker room's voice and the neglect of the Golden Ball selection are gradually eroding his sense of belonging. In the 2024 FIFA Best of the Year Selection, Rodrigo unexpectedly lost to the top 20 list, becoming the fuse for his mentality collapse.

Last season, he contributed 14 goals and 9 assists for Real Madrid, especially when he scored two goals and scored two goals in the quarter-finals of the Champions League, and was regarded as the "Mr. Big Heart".

However, in the eyes of the Golden Globe judges, Mbappe's World Cup halo, Vinicius' status as the top Brazilian player, and Bellingham's billion-dollar value effect have seriously diluted his light.

"When your efforts are always ignored, you will inevitably doubt whether you are on the right stage." A source close to the player revealed.

The trident combination of Real Madrid's frontcourt "Mbappe + Vinicius + Bellingham" not only monopolizes 70% of the offensive ball rights, but also forms an absolute voice in the locker room.

data shows that Rodrigo averaged only 42 touches per game this season (Vinichius 68 times/Berlingham 75 times), and the number of key passes dropped sharply from 2.1 times to 1.3 times.

Although Ancelotti has repeatedly emphasized his role as a "tactical lubricant", his presence is being crushed by Bellingham, who is one year younger.

The attitude of the new coach Alonso in Real Madrid has become the "life and death talisman" for Rodrigo to stay or leave. Alonso paid attention to Rodrigo when coaching Leverkusen, believing that his "no-ball running and finishing ability are scarce resources."

If the new coach clearly includes it in the core system after taking office, it may be able to save the situation; on the contrary, the player's agent has contacted many teams in the Premier League and Bundesliga, among which Liverpool and Bayern have expressed their official interests.

It is worth noting that the victory of Riyadh once offered a quotation of 500,000 pounds a week, but was directly rejected by the player team: "What he needs is to prove his stage, not a checkbook."

From the perspective of club operations, Rodrigo's potential transfer value poses a temptation - the German transfer market is valuated by 80 million euros, and if sold this summer, it can alleviate salary pressure.

However, the "household registration book" attributes from youth training and the scarcity of competition experience have put the management in a dilemma. Former Real Madrid legend Guti said bluntly: "I also struggled under the shadow of Raul and Figo back then, but in the end I waited for my own era. What Rodrigo needs may be just a vote of trust."

When the "children's dream" encounters a "survival war", Rodrigo's choice reflects the common dilemma of wealthy youth training players - how to keep his own light in the gap between the era of business superstars and traffic?

There are three months left before the summer window opens, and under the spotlight of the Bernabeu, a more cruel rule of survival than on the court is being staged.