No-look goals are the mark of a confident forward and Tyler Adams sees that lifting the entire Leeds United team as they watch Rodrigo purring in attack. The record signing is sitting atop the Premier League scoring charts and giving himself a real opportunity to turn the corner at Elland Road.
It has not always been this easy for the Spain international. There were four goals across the final four games of 20/21, then three in four during Jesse Marsch’s run-in last term, but those spurts of form did not last.
Generally, it has been difficult for Rodrigo in the top flight, but in this critical third year of his four-year contract, there are at least the foundations for him to kick on with a clean slate in 22/23. What better way for him to begin that run on Spain’s World Cup squad too?
