Real Madrid opts against Rodri pursuit after Bernardo Silva signing
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 12, 2026, 6:40 AM
Last updated Jun 12, 2026
Real Madrid will not pursue Rodri this summer following the acquisition of Bernardo Silva, as confirmed by Fabrizio Romano. Silva, a free agent, was previously linked to Barcelona and Atletico Madrid. His arrival fulfills the need for a midfielder like Rodri, leading to both sides expressing no interest in the transfer. Rodri is now faced with a contract proposal from Manchester City, which he must decide on regarding extension or playing out his deal until 2027.
- •Real Madrid signs Bernardo Silva on a free transfer.
- •Rodri's potential move to Real Madrid is officially off.
- •Rodri has a new contract proposal from Manchester City.
- •Florentino Perez states Rodri was never a target.
- •Silva's signing addresses Real Madrid's midfield needs.
- 6:40 AMYahoo Sports — Fabrizio Romano confirms: Real Madrid will not pursue Rodri this summer after Bernardo Silva signing
"Real Madrid appear to have surprised everyone in the market by snapping up Bernardo Silva. The Portuguese international, who was a free agent, was closely linked with a move to Barcelona and Atletico ...
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