Real Madrid plans to offer Rodrygo, Camavinga and another €40 Million to sign Rodri from Manchester City
Real Madrid is preparing a blockbuster proposal to sign Manchester City midfielder Rodri Hernández, offering Rodrygo Goes, Eduardo Camavinga, and an additional €40 million in a deal that could reshape the transfer market. The Spanish international has become a top priority for new head coach Xabi Alonso, who is eager to bring stability and control to the heart of Madrid’s midfield.
According to reports from European outlets, Real Madrid’s board sees Rodri as the ideal long-term replacement for Toni Kroos and the player best suited to anchor Alonso’s tactical vision heading into the 2025/26 season.
Xabi Alonso and Florentino Pérez United on Rodri Target
Rodri, who has been instrumental under Pep Guardiola, is seen as the only player who fully meets the expectations of both Alonso and club president Florentino Pérez. His leadership, positional intelligence, and ability to dictate tempo are considered vital qualities as Real Madrid look to reclaim dominance in La Liga and the UEFA Champions League.
The proposed deal, totaling approximately €128 million, includes two highly rated players: Camavinga, a versatile French midfielder with strong defensive skills, and Rodrygo, a Brazilian winger also drawing interest from Liverpool.
Man City Yet to Respond to Massive Proposal
While Real Madrid are pushing to close the transfer swiftly, Manchester City have yet to respond to the offer. Sources suggest the Premier League champions are cautious about losing Rodri, who remains a cornerstone of Guardiola’s tactical setup.
The deal would give City two young, elite talents in return, but the club must weigh that against the potential destabilization of their midfield core.
Madrid Wants Deal Done Before Season Kickoff
Real Madrid are hoping to finalize negotiations before the start of the new season, as the club aims to field a refreshed and title-ready squad for domestic and European competitions.
All eyes are now on Manchester City, as the final decision will determine whether Rodri remains in the Premier League or returns to Spain to become the centerpiece of Alonso’s Madrid project.
