Ashco hopes the Galaxy battleship lets Rodrigo go, and Ronaldo leads the Asian League business system

Although Rodrigo has many buyers and many Premier League teams plan to introduce the Brazilian star, Real Madrid is unwilling to let the talented boy go. After all, Rodrigo's overall data in the past season is not good, and his value has dropped slightly. It is estimated that Real Madrid wants to wait until his value rebounds before selling him. Former Turkish star Ashko said that the Bernabeu's lineup thickness in the new season is not as thick as before, so he also understands the reason why Florentino does not intend to sell Rodrigo, but Rodrigo has no prospects for development in the Galaxy Battleship, and Alonso's tactical system is not suitable for him at all. Moreover, Long Ge does not mean to put Rodrigo in the starting lineup, so Ashko hopes that the Galaxy Battleship will let Rodrigo go. In Ashco's view, Alonso is also a stubborn coach. Judging from his arrangement in the Club World Cup, Rodrigo is a fixed substitute in the new season.

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Ashko is worried that the Brazilian star will fall again after sitting on the bench for a season, and the Galaxy will be even more unable to recover from his costs. At least in this summer transfer window, Ashco believes that there are many clubs that want Rodrigo, in addition to the Premier League teams such as Arsenal, there are also Barcelona, Bundesliga and Serie A strong teams. For Rodrigo, if he continues to be on the bench at the Bernabeu, not only will his transfer fee decline, but he may also miss the US, Canada and Mexico World Cup. After all, Brazil has a lot of talents in the frontcourt, and Ancelotti must choose the lineup according to the club's performance. The Galaxy Battleship still lets the Brazilian star go, which is good for both sides. Felix joined Riyadh to win, which is also a pity, after all, the Portuguese star looks to be in the rising period.

However, Ashko looks at this topic from another perspective - Ronaldo drives the commercial value of the Asian League, and more and more stars who are in their year of playing come to the Saudi or Qatar League. You should know that the Middle East was originally a desert of the professional football league, but now these rich bosses used their money to make the Central League. Ashco added that Ronaldo's influence cannot be ignored. From Neymar to Felix today, they have seen the potential of the Asian League in Ronaldo. The Portuguese superstar has undoubtedly driven the professionalism, competitiveness and business system of the Asian League. As more and more top European stars pour into the Asian arena, this once football desert is transforming into an oasis at an astonishing speed. The price of the Saudi League's broadcast rights has soared by 300% in the past year, and the social media attention of the Qatar Star League has increased by five times - behind these numbers is the chain reaction caused by the Ronaldo effect.

In the locker room where Riyadh won, the Portuguese brought not only goals and trophysical standards, but also a complete set of professional standards. From post-training cryotherapy to customized nutrition programs, Ronaldo has implanted the management system of top European clubs into Asia. As the CEO of Arnar Club said: "He made us understand that having a checkbook alone is not enough, and a sustainable football ecosystem is also needed. " The expansion of the business territory is also eye-catching. After Felix joined, the Saudi league's ratings share in Latin America surged by 47%; Neymar's jersey sales broke the Asian League's historical record, and successively increased the sponsorship value of Qatar Airways by 22%. What is more subtle is the cultural integration - the Jeddah National Team opens a crash course in Arabic for foreign players, and a fusion restaurant of Brazilian barbecue and Middle Eastern barbecue appeared on the streets of Doha.

Regarding Ashco's hope that the Galaxy battleship will let Rodrigo go, the author (an old colleague said) believes that Rodrigo's situation under Alonso is indeed worrying. The 243-year-old Brazilian winger is in a critical upward period of his career. If he sits on the bench for a long time, he will not only miss the golden period of improving his skills, but also may affect his prospects in the national team. Ashko's concerns are not without reason - in the fiercely competitive European football world, a season of silence is enough to make a new star die. From a tactical point of view, Rodrigo's characteristics may not be fully in line with Alonso's system. Alonso prefers to use wide players who can provide stable defensive contributions, while Rodrigo's advantage lies in his flexible running position and sharp breakthroughs, and his offensive attributes are stronger than defense. If the Galaxy can't provide him with enough playing time, then a transfer may be the most realistic option.

Arsenal has a long history of interest in Rodrigo. Arteta's tactical system requires a winger who can cut in and shoot, and Rodrigo's technical characteristics can form a healthy competition with Saka and Martinelli. In addition, Barcelona is also looking for a wing-road explosion. Despite financial constraints, Laporta may try to promote transactions by lending + buying out. In the Bundesliga, Bayern Munich and Leverkusen also need to supplement the wing, while AC Milan and Inter Milan in Serie A are also eyeing young talents. For Real Madrid, cashing out Rodrigo in time may prevent asset depreciation. Instead of forcing a player who is depressed, it is better to use this fund to strengthen other positions. For Rodrigo himself, the transfer means new challenges and opportunities - in the critical season before the World Cup, he needs a stable playing time to convince the Brazilian coach. The world of football is changing rapidly, and a wise transfer can lead to a win-win situation. It's time for the Galaxy Battleship to make a decision.