Rodri Weighs Real Madrid Move, Focuses on Spain's World Cup Bid

On March 26, Manchester City midfielder Rodri is keeping his options open for a potential

move to Real Madrid, even though he started his career at.

Their rivals, Adletico Madrid, the 29-year-old Spaniard, who joined City from Adletico in 2019,

has his contract expiring next summer.

As the 2024 Ballendor winner, he's made nearly 300 appearances for the club.

Rodri says he plans to discuss his future with City soon, but he has long-term dreams

of returning to Spain.

He points out that several players have worn the shirts of both Madrid clubs over the years,

like The Boca or Toa and Alvaro Morata, often with extents elsewhere in between.

Fans and pundits are buzzing about the possibility, given Rodri's huge impact at City, where he's

helped win 12 major trophies, including four.

Premier League titles and a Champions League.

His versatility in midfield has made him a key player under Pep Guardiola.

This season, after a serious knee injury last year, Rodri has already played in 18 Premier

League matches.

Real Madrid's president reportedly amires him, though any talks would go through his

agent first.

Rodri's focus right now stays on international duty, as he's been called up for Spain's

friendlies against Serbia and Egypt.

With 59 caps and triumphs in the Euro's and Nations League, he's aiming for a big role at

next summer's World Cup across the United States, Mexico and Canada.