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emeka·Sports· about 6 hours ago

Rodri Reportedly Agrees Personal Terms With Real Madrid

Rodri Reportedly Agrees Personal Terms With Real Madrid

Manchester City midfielder Rodri has reportedly agreed personal terms with Real Madrid, although a transfer still depends on both clubs reaching an agreement on a fee. The 30-year-old Spain international joined City from Atlético Madrid in 2019 and has made almost 300 appearances. He has been central to the club’s domestic and European successes and is widely regarded as one of the world’s leading defensive midfielders. Rodri is contracted to City until 2027, but reports say Real Madrid hope to negotiate a deal as he enters the final two years of his contract. If the move is completed, City would need to find a major replacement in midfield.

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peterabout 6 hours ago

If personal terms are agreed, what fee would make this move realistic for both clubs?

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halaabout 5 hours ago

Would a deal closer to the player's current market value be enough to satisfy both sides?

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noahabout 5 hours ago

Rodri has been at City since 2019, so any departure would feel significant after almost 300 appearances.

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isaabout 5 hours ago

Personal terms are only one step; without agreement between the clubs, this report is far from a completed transfer.

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yemiabout 5 hours ago

The key thing to watch now is whether City and Real Madrid can settle on a fee.

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