Manchester City Denies Receiving Real Madrid Offer for Rodri Amid Transfer Rumors

Despite ongoing rumors in Spain about Real Madrid pursuing Rodri, Manchester City has spoken out to clear the air. The club confirmed no official bid or contact has been made by Los Blancos, emphasizing that the buzz originates from Rodri's standout performances at the recent World Cup.

Spanish outlet AS reached out to City's management to verify the swirling reports linking Rodri to a move back to La Liga, fueled by increasing fan pressure on Real Madrid to strengthen their midfield this summer under coach Jose Mourinho.

Although supporters and media have pushed for the Spanish international's signing, City remain composed, confident in their position given Rodri's contract still has a year left. Officials dismissed any notion of active negotiations or formal talks with Real Madrid.

Rodri's resurgence at the World Cup, following a lengthy knee injury layoff last season, reignited interest in the midfielder. His solid displays reminded many of his value and potential transfer appeal.

Currently, Rodri is set to undergo a minor back procedure to address an ongoing issue but is expected to be fit for the new season’s start in late August, whether at Manchester City or elsewhere. The club intends to retain him.

With over a month left before the summer transfer window closes, possibilities remain open. Reports suggest Rodri desires a new challenge in Spain, specifically targeting a Real Madrid jersey for his next career chapter.

Sources confirm, however, that no progress has been made between the two clubs: no meetings, no negotiations, no agreements. The connection between Real Madrid and Manchester City is reportedly strong, with clear communication channels, yet no official steps toward a deal for Rodri have occurred.

All current claims appear to be speculative, largely driven by Rodri’s impressive form rather than actual transfer activity.