'Won't sell for less than 11.3 billion won!' Man City's firm stance on Rodri frustrates Real Madrid, Barcelona

Manchester City has taken a firm stance on the potential transfer of their key midfielder, Rodri, stating they will not sell him for less than 70 million euros (approximately 113 billion Korean won).

According to ESPN, Manchester City values the 30-year-old Spanish international at over 70 million euros. This valuation presents a significant hurdle for clubs like Real Madrid and Barcelona, who are reportedly interested in acquiring Rodri's services. Barcelona, in particular, had reportedly offered 45 million euros (approximately 73 billion Korean won) for the player, a figure substantially lower than City's asking price.

Rodri has become an indispensable player for Manchester City since his arrival. His consistent performances and crucial role in the team's midfield have made him a highly sought-after asset. The club's strong negotiating position reflects his importance to their ongoing success and their reluctance to weaken their squad without substantial compensation.