Barcelona complete double swoop, agree Rodri deal and sign Cancelo on a free transfer
Barcelona have struck a deal to sign Manchester City captain Rodri, while also agreeing terms to bring João Cancelo back to the club on a free transfer, in a busy weekend of transfer activity for Hansi Flick’s side. Manchester City have accepted Barcelona’s offer for Rodri, with the transfer package worth $65 million in guaranteed […] The post Barcelona complete double swoop, agree Rodri deal and…
Barcelona have signed Manchester City captain Rodri and agreed to bring João Cancelo back to the club on a free transfer, according to recent transfer activity from the club. The $65 million deal for Rodri includes performance-related add-ons and sees the Spain international sign a four-year contract until 2030. Real Madrid had initially pursued Rodri before he opted to join Barcelona, marking a successful signing for the club.
In addition to Rodri, Barcelona have reached an agreement for full-back Cancelo to return to the club on a free transfer, marking a significant strengthening of Barcelona's squad for the upcoming season. Together, the two signings bolster the midfield and defense of Flick's team, setting the stage for further success on both the Spanish league and European stages.
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