Manchester City refuses Barcelona’s new offer for Rodri; see values
On August 13, 2026, Manchester City rejected Barcelona’s latest attempt to sign midfielder Rodri. The Catalan club presented a high proposal, but the value has not yet reached the amount stipulated by the English, who demand between 70 million and 80 million euros, the equivalent of around 418 million to 477 million reais, fully fixed by the athlete.
The terms of Barcelona’s renewed offer include a guaranteed payment of between €55 million (R$328 million) and €60 million (R$358 million), with the possibility of reaching €65 million (R$388 million) through performance bonuses. Previously, an initial offer of 45 million euros (approximately 268 million reais), with variable amounts, had already been rejected by City.
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Rodri, the 30-year-old world champion, has already shown interest in moving to Barcelona. The midfielder’s contract with Manchester City extends until 2027, a factor that increases the pressure on the English team, which runs the risk of losing the player free of charge if it does not reach a sale agreement in this transfer window.
City’s inflexibility in negotiations would also be linked to its fundraising strategy for a possible acquisition of Enzo Fernández. Information from the British press indicates that Chelsea demands around 120 million pounds, an estimated value of 838 million reais, for the Argentine midfielder’s transfer.
Learn more: Chelsea sets deadline and price of R$839 million for Enzo Fernández to Manchester City
Rodri is scheduled to return to the Manchester City squad on August 14, completing his return after the break granted to athletes who participated in the World Cup.
