Real Madrid targets Rodri amid midfield updates following World Cup
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 15, 2026, 8:20 AM
Last updated Jul 15, 2026
Real Madrid remains interested in signing midfielder Rodri as they seek to strengthen their lineup after the departures of veterans Toni Kroos and Luka Modric. Despite concerns over Rodri's age at 30, he has excelled at the World Cup, playing a key role in Spain's success. The club successfully signed Marc Cucurella earlier this summer and continues to explore options for a new centre-back along with a midfielder. The outcome of Rodri's performances in the World Cup final could influence Madrid's approach to acquiring him.
- •Real Madrid signed Marc Cucurella in the summer transfer window.
- •Rodri has been key to Spain's World Cup progress.
- •Real Madrid's hierarchy still considers signing Rodri.
- •Rodri's age raises concerns for Madrid as they seek long-term investments.
- •Rodri's World Cup performances could sway Madrid's interest.
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"Real Madrid have already made a smart investment in the summer transfer window by signing Marc Cucurella, who has been arguably been the defender in the World Cup so far.But Real Madrid’s market end...
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