TRReal Madrid is nearing a deal to sign Manchester City midfielder Rodri, with personal terms reportedly agreed upon. The main hurdle remains the transfer fee, which Manchester City is asking between 50 million and 60 million euros, though Real Madrid hopes to negotiate a lower amount due to Rodri’s expiring contract. Rodri, who was born in Madrid, has expressed a strong desire to return to Spain and play for Real Madrid, a goal he has emphasized publicly. Coach Jose Mourinho has played a key role in pursuing Rodri, viewing him as essential to the team’s rebuild after the departure of key midfielders. Manchester City appears more open to letting Rodri go, having already signed Elliot Anderson as potential replacement.
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