Barcelona ‘on the verge’ of completing World Cup winner’s signing, a matter of ‘hours’
In a breaking report, Spanish journalist Matteo Moretto brings to light that Barcelona’s signing of Rodri is on the verge of being completed.After days of long negotiations, rejected offers, and dee...
Spanish journalist Matteo Moretto has reported that Barcelona is 'on the verge' of signing World Cup winner Rodri from Manchester City, with the transfer possibly completed within hours. After days of negotiations, rejected offers, and internal debate, the transfer has become a significant update for the Catalans. Barcelona's intentions to sign Rodri have never been in doubt, and progress is expected to accelerate over the weekend.
The transfer fee is rumored to be over €70 million, which includes both fixed and variable components. Manchester City has previously rejected two offers from Barcelona, demanding a sum of €80 million. Having his heart set on a move to Barcelona, Rodri is now expected to train directly in Catalonia, potentially bypassing Manchester City's training sessions to avoid injuries.
If the transfer is completed later today or tomorrow, Rodri could be back in Spain by the weekend for medicals and training under the guidance of Hansi Flick.
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