Rodri's future with Manchester City uncertain as Real Madrid considers him
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 21, 2026, 10:20 AM
Last updated Jun 21, 2026
Rodri remains a key target for Real Madrid as they aim to strengthen their midfield this summer. Despite Manchester City's offer for a contract renewal, no agreement has been reached. The 29-year-old midfielder's current deal extends until 2027, but talks for an extension are stalled. Real Madrid's interest is heightened by the lack of progress in negotiations, leaving Rodri's situation open for potential moves. There's time in the transfer window for Rodri to decide on his next steps, whether that involves signing a new deal or contemplating a transfer.
- •Rodri has no renewal agreement with Manchester City.
- •Real Madrid prioritizes midfield strengthening this summer.
- •Other midfield options include Enzo Fernandez and Mateus Fernandes.
- •Rodri's contract with City expires in 2027.
- •Negotiations for his extension are currently on standby.
- 10:20 AMYahoo Sports — Real Madrid target still has no renewal agreement with Manchester City – Romano
"The midfield department has emerged as the priority to strengthen for Real Madrid this summer after the club bolstered the defensive unit already with three new signings.Bernardo Silva has been signed...
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