US EditionRodri Open to the Idea of Joining Real Madrid
Rodri, with one year left on his Manchester City contract, admits he would struggle to reject Real Madrid and highlights his return to form after injury.
- On Wednesday, Manchester City midfielder Rodri acknowledged he would consider a move to Real Madrid, stating in an interview with Onda Cero that "you can't turn down the biggest clubs."
- Since joining Manchester City from Atletico Madrid in 2019, Rodri has won 11 major trophies under Pep Guardiola. He currently has less than 18 months remaining on his contract at The Etihad.
- Following a standout performance in City's 2-0 Carabao Cup final victory over Arsenal last Sunday, Rodri described his preparation for the World Cup as a "mini preseason" to regain peak condition.
- Despite Rodri's comments, Real Madrid is not currently targeting him in the upcoming transfer window, making his remarks hypothetical rather than predictive of an imminent move.
- For now, Rodri remains focused on domestic objectives, chasing Arsenal in the Premier League title race and preparing for an FA Cup quarterfinal against Liverpool before the World Cup this summer.
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Spanish midfielder Rodri has one year left on his contract with Manchester City, but he has now clearly hinted that he wants to return to Spain in the future.
Rodri, the European champion Spanish midfielder, has stated that he would like to play for Real Madrid.
Rodri open to the idea of joining Real Madrid
Manchester City midfielder Rodri has kept the door open to a possible move to Real Madrid as he enters the final year of his contract with the Premier League club, saying he cannot turn down the world's top teams and that a return to LaLiga would appeal to him.
Soccer-Man City's Rodri keeps door open to Real Madrid move
March 26 (Reuters) - Manchester City midfielder Rodri has kept the door open to a possible move to Real Madrid as he enters the final year of his contract with the Premier League club, saying he cannot turn down the world's top teams and that a return to LaLiga would appeal to him. Read full story
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