Manchester City plans midfield reshuffle amid Rodri uncertainty
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 28, 2026, 5:50 PM
Last updated Jul 28, 2026
Manchester City is preparing for a significant summer transfer window focused on reshaping its midfield, driven by Rodri's uncertain future. With one year left on Rodri's contract and interest from Real Madrid, City may look to sign two new midfielders. Additionally, James Trafford is poised to leave for Leeds United in a deal valued at £40 million plus bonuses. The club's management is prioritizing the creation of a strong squad for new manager Enzo Maresca, especially given the ongoing transitions in key positions.
- •City could lose Rodri to Real Madrid amid contract talks.
- •Plans to sign two midfielders hinge on Rodri's status.
- •James Trafford expected to transfer to Leeds United.
- •Enzo Maresca aims to build a strong squad this summer.
- •City's focus remains on balancing continuity and renewal.
- 5:50 PMYahoo Sports — Journalist: Manchester City could reshape midfield again this summer
"Manchester City Transfer Latest: Rodri, James Trafford and Enzo Maresca’s Summer RebuildManchester City’s summer has moved into that revealing phase when housekeeping ends and hard choices begin. ...
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