Real Madrid makes an offer for Rodrigo

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Rodri Hernández, a 30-year-old midfielder from Manchester City, is set to be the next signing for Real Madrid, as they are planning to make an initial offer of between 50 and 60 million euros during this summer transfer window. His contract ends on June 30, 2027, although there is still no formal negotiation between the clubs.

Interest has intensified following the 2026 World Cup, where Rodri was named the tournament's best player after Spain's victory. Madrid believes that the remaining duration of his contract may reduce the transfer fee, which is contingent on the stance of the English club.

Rodri Hernández Rejects Manchester City's Renewal

Manchester City has tried to extend Rodri Hernández's contract to prevent him from entering the final months of his deal. The player has reportedly turned down the latest proposal, leading to two possible scenarios: a sale this summer or a lower cost departure in 2027.

Rodri signed his current contract in 2022 for five seasons. The agreement concludes in eleven months, exposing the English club to the risk of the midfielder negotiating freely with another club starting January 1, 2027.

Reports on an agreement with the player vary. Some claim personal terms are settled, while others state that Madrid has informed City that no formal commitment has been reached with Rodri's representatives yet.

The English club's public stance remains unchanged. City asserts that no official offer has been received and keeps Rodri in their plans, despite the contractual situation necessitating a decision before the transfer window closes.

Real Madrid Sets 60 Million Limit

Real Madrid is considering an initial offer of 50 to 60 million euros, a sum based on the player's remaining year of contract. Meanwhile, Manchester City values him around 80 million euros, leaving a minimal gap of 20 million euros.

The transfer hinges on potential departures by the Madrid club. José Mourinho's squad has already welcomed Marc Cucurella, Denzel Dumfries, Bernardo Silva, and Ibrahima Konaté, with the arrival of Yan Diomande from RB Leipzig in progress.

Adding the winger could further increase Madrid's expenses. The Diomande deal may cost around 120 million euros after the Spanish club outpaced PSG in negotiations with the 19-year-old player.

To pursue another signing, Madrid must generate income and free up squad space. Eduardo Camavinga is among the potential exits, valued between 60 and 70 million euros, although the French player desires to stay.

Mourinho Gives Green Light to the Signing

Bringing in Rodri responds to a specific need for José Mourinho. The coach seeks a midfielder capable of orchestrating play and occupying the position ahead of the center-backs, a role the Spanish international regularly fulfills in England.

His arrival would also mark a return to LaLiga, where he played 47 matches for Villarreal and Atlético Madrid before his 2019 move to City for 70 million euros.

The next step is to see if Real Madrid translates their interest into an official offer. The prevailing financial disparity remains the main hurdle: Madrid is not expected to exceed 60 million euros, while Manchester City aims for closer to 80 million euros. The future of Rodri Hernández will depend on both sides narrowing this gap in the coming weeks.

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