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Rodri Wants Real Madrid Move as City Plan Extension

Rodri playing for Spain during the 2026 World Cup

Rodri playing for Spain during the 2026 World Cup

Manchester City midfielder Rodri wants to join Real Madrid this summer, according to recent reports from Spain. Real Madrid president Florentino Perez views the Spanish international as a crucial addition, believing he brings qualities the club lacks following the departures of legendary central figures Toni Kroos and Luka Modric.

The English champions remain determined to keep the core of their midfield intact. New Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca considers Rodri an essential piece for the upcoming season. The club intends to hold formal contract extension talks with the former Atletico Madrid player once the tournament in North America concludes.

Journalist Sergio Valentin reported that Real Madrid officials modified their transfer plans at the request of manager Jose Mourinho. According to Valentin, Madrid management informed their coach that they will pursue Rodri after the World Cup, adding that the player himself desires the move to the Spanish capital.

Rodri remains focused on national duty as Spain prepares to face Argentina in the World Cup final on Sunday. Speaking to Spanish outlet AS, the midfielder admitted that discussions regarding his future at the Etihad Stadium will take place only after the final whistle, leaving his long-term plans open to evaluation once the tournament finishes.

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