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Quote from: TelolettOm on November 23, 2024, 11:59:23 PM

Indeed, Man City's performance is really bad, even this time they were slaughtered by Tottenham again and again, losing in 5 consecutive matches, it's irony and a new bad history for Pep Guardiola. Man City must find a backup that is indeed competitive, ready, and ready to strengthen the club. Moreover, rumors about Rodri's departure are increasingly emerging, although it is unknown whether it will really happen or not.

Source: Manchester City midfielder Rodri

But, I'm not really sure that Pep will let Rodri go, especially considering Man City's current condition. Let rumor be spreading and make this transfer market more exciting. Grin

Rumours have it that Manchester City's current poor results is as a result of Rodri's absence from the team as many believes the Spaniard is the engine room of the team and one of the major reasons they've been successful since he arrived the club so I don't think Pep Guardiola would want to lose such player. Real Madrid is the most successful club in the world so it's very normal for a player to want to want commit his future with them but considering the recent fallout between Real Madrid's Vinicius Jr and Rodri, I don't think the Spanish and European champions would want to bring the Rodri to the club.

Manchester City has suffered their 5th defeat in all competition now it has drawn the attention of people to that pointing hands on Rodri as the engine room of the team, If what is been rumored turned out to be true I don't see Pep Guardiola letting him join Real Madrid unless he intend to lose his job because his team is not getting better soon if they continue losing matches.
And you have a big point in the case of the fall out that you mentioned, Ancelotti cdn not afford to start another war unless he wants Vinicius Junior to leave Real Madrid to another club that's when he can think of bringing Rodri to the Real Madrid team.