Rodrigo s transfer to Arsenal fails! Arteta makes a key decision

Arteta was said to be sober and took the initiative to give up Rodrigo and chose a more suitable one?

But the facts may be a bit of a slap in the face.

Real Madrid bit 90 million and refused to give in. The player himself refused three times, and Bayern made a comeback halfway and directly spent money. The Gunners' wave was more like passively being eliminated, and the tactical adaptation sounded quite high-end.

Look at the timeline and you will understand.

In June, Romano personally confirmed that Rodrigo did not want to talk about transfers and his mind was all about Real Madrid.

Alonso draws a cake, encourages the training ground, and the players immediately express their intention to stay in the team.

As a result, as soon as the Club World Cup was finished, the fact that the bench was sitting on the bench could not be hidden - the four games were only 88 minutes, and the team was at the bottom of the game.

It was only then that I was anxious to leave, it was too late.

The drama in Times Square in New York was even more hurtful.

The gun fans asked about the transfer in person, and Rodrigo turned his head and left, his cold face was more direct than the official announcement.

Real Madrid's signings squeeze his space is true, but is it said they are afraid of Premier League confrontation?

La Liga started 10 times last season, with an injury history, so no one in the wealthy family will weigh the risks.

Arsenal wants to pay 90 million to bet on a glass man?

Management is not crazy yet.

Bayern intercepts Hu Hu are the key killer move.

They directly bid 80 million to approach Real Madrid's psychological line, and their salary matches the maximum salary, and the competitiveness of the Champions League beats the Gunners.

Rodrigo's team is not stupid, so why is it more stable to choose a trophy at the same high price?

Arsenal's so-called "tactical adaptation" looks a little pale in front of Bayern's Champions League platform.

Arteta's Plan B should have been launched long ago.

Zhekelais was lifted to 100 million, Sheshko's talks collapsed, Nico William was intercepted by Barcelona, and it was delayed until July to turn to targets like Maduaike. The transfer rhythm was already chaotic.

Rodrigo has never been an option that the Gunners can control. From Real Madrid's asking price to players' wishes, the initiative is not at all with London.

It is right to build a team with a pragmatic team, but packaging passive abandonment as an active choice is somewhat of a kind of honor.

The transfer window is still half a month left, and it’s time to grab the real target, and time doesn’t wait for anyone.