Quote from: Velvet78 on Today at 12:59:13 PM

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

I have never seen Manchester City having such horrible streak so far. They conceded 13 goals in those 5 games if I'm not wrong. Just horrible...

The first time in Pep's career to get five consecutive losses in a row. This never happened to him since the start of his journey as a professional coach. I think he's still feeling so chill despite getting a bad record for the first time in his coaching's career. Cheesy

Quote from: Velvet78 on Today at 12:59:13 PM

About Rodri topic, I also am curious about his future. He is leaving the door open for Real Madrid which is quite natural. But he is still a critical player in Manchester City midfield. Guardiola would do his best to convince him to stay. I don't expect Real Madrid to give up easily though. They are building an incredible squad these days. Seeing Rodri and Vinicius Jr at the same team would also be interesting after the recent incidents related to Ballon d'Or.

Rodri has confirmed he didn't wanna to talk about his future until the end of his contract. His contract ends at 2026, and it's still long way to go. There will be many things can happen until 2026. If real madrid will able to find someone who could properly played at his position, they don't need him.