Real Madrid Considers €60 Million Move for Rodri, Potentially Forcing Camavinga Exit

According to ESPN sources, Real Madrid is reconsidering a move for Manchester City midfielder Rodri, despite earlier reports ruling him out. Club president Florentino Pérez has concerns about Rodri's physical condition, including a past knee injury and potential minor surgery. However, Rodri's strong World Cup performance and fan pressure have shifted some board members' opinions. Real Madrid manager Mourinho is reportedly still seeking midfielders but has not ruled out Rodri. To fund the €60 million transfer, Real Madrid may need to sell Eduardo Camavinga, who is reluctant to leave. Rodri's contract with City expires in 2027, and good relations between the clubs could facilitate the deal.

First published Aug 4, 02:51 PM UTCUpdated Jul 22, 07:38 PM UTC1 reports · 1 sources

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Real Madrid Considers €60 Million Move for Rodri, Potentially Forcing Camavinga Exit虎扑 - 足球Neutral / independentJul 22, 07:38 PM UTC

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