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Barcelona agrees €70 million deal to sign midfielder Rodri from Man City
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Barcelona agrees €70 million deal to sign midfielder Rodri from Man City

From Vanguard · () English

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  • Barcelona has agreed to a deal with Manchester City to sign midfielder Rodri for approximately €70 million.
  • Rodri, 30, was a key player for Manchester City since joining in 2019, helping them win multiple titles, including the treble in 2022/23.
  • The transfer is pending final documentation, and Rodri's arrival would significantly strengthen Barcelona's squad.

Barcelona has reached a €70 million agreement with Manchester City to sign Spanish midfielder Rodri, according to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano. Romano announced the deal on Sunday, signaling its completion after intense negotiations between the two clubs.

Manchester City reportedly gave the green light to Barcelona's latest bid, paving the way for the former Ballon d'Or winner to move to the Catalan club. This transfer marks a significant strengthening of Barcelona's squad ahead of the new season, addressing their need for a world-class defensive midfielder.

Rodri, 30, has been a pivotal figure for Manchester City since his arrival from Atletico Madrid in 2019. He played a crucial role in the club's numerous successes, including their historic treble in the 2022/23 season. His outstanding performances were recognized when he won the 2024 Ballon d'Or.

This move would signify Rodri's return to Spanish football, having previously played for Villarreal and Atletico Madrid. His transfer to Barcelona is subject to the finalization of all documentation before it can be officially announced, representing one of the summer's most significant deals.

Here we go!

— Fabrizio RomanoTransfer expert Fabrizio Romano used his trademark phrase to announce that the deal for Rodri to join Barcelona had been agreed.
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