In the wake of the retirement of the German Tony Kroos and his ending his historical career with Real Madrid, the Royal Club administration intensified its movements to fill the large void in the focal center, where the name of the Spanish Rodri, the Manchester City star, has emerged as one of the most prominent candidates to lead the Meringue in the next stage, as part of a plan to enhance the ranks with ready and ready elements quickly harmony.
Why Rudry in particular?
According to the Spanish newspaper “AS”, the Real Madrid administration sees in Rodri as a full -standing player: physically ready, has a strong experience at the highest levels, and he can quickly adapt to the Carlo Ancelotti system, or any coming coach. He is also a tactical leader in the middle of the field, which are rare qualities that are easily difficult to compensate.
Despite his absence for long periods last season due to a knee injury, Rodri still maintains his position as one of the world’s most prominent players in his position, especially with only two years remaining at the end of his contract with Manchester City (Summer 2027), without an agreement to renew until now.
Does Manchester City agree to sell Rodri?
Rodri’s contractual situation gives Real Madrid a suitable opportunity to negotiate, as keeping it without renewal may expose City to the risk of losing it for free after two seasons. As it continues without extension, the English club may find itself forced to open the door for negotiation, especially if a huge financial offer comes.
Although Manchester City has always refused to neglect its basic pillars, the market accounts and fears of the player’s loss without charge may open a pressure window, especially if Rodri explicitly expressed his desire to have a new experience in Spain.
What are alternative names? And why negotiation is difficult?
The list of candidates studied by Real Madrid includes shiny names such as:
• Niccolo Barilla (Inter Milan)
• Enzo Fernandez (Chelsea)
• Alexis Mac Alecters (Liverpool)
But the difficulty of negotiating with their clubs, whether due to the extended contracts or being indispensable in their formations, makes Rodri the closest choice in terms of realism, especially with his currently complex contractual situation.
Does the sale of Rodrigo make it easier to complete the deal?
Real Madrid has the financial resources to enter the transfer market strongly, and this possibility increases with the possibility of selling the Brazilian wing Rodrigo, whose market value is estimated at 80 to 100 million euros, an amount that can be partially invested in contracting with a player like Rodri, if Manchester City agrees.
