Real Madrid leads Rodri chase with Barcelona monitoring from background
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 3, 2026, 2:45 PM
Last updated Aug 3, 2026
Real Madrid remains the frontrunner to sign Manchester City midfielder Rodri, entering the final year of his contract. Although FC Barcelona is closely monitoring the situation and could step in if negotiations falter, Madrid has reached an agreement on personal terms with Rodri. A reported standoff exists between the clubs regarding the transfer fee, as Manchester City demands €75 million, leading to some hesitation from Madrid. Barcelona's interest is fueled by Frenkie de Jong's injury and Rodri's impressive World Cup performances.
- •Rodri is in the final year of his contract at Manchester City.
- •Real Madrid has reportedly agreed on personal terms with Rodri.
- •Barcelona is prepared to intervene if Madrid's negotiations fail.
- •City has set an asking price of €75 million for Rodri.
- •Frenkie de Jong's injury has increased Barcelona's interest.
- 2:45 PMYahoo Sports — Real Madrid leading the race for World Cup winner despite Barcelona entering the fray
"According to AS, Real Madrid remain the absolute frontrunners to sign Manchester City midfielder Rodri, despite fierce rivals FC Barcelona formally entering the background of the transfer race. The 30...
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