Manchester City agree to sell Rodri to Barcelona for £65.4m - ITVX

Manchester City agree to sell Rodri to Barcelona for £65.4m  ITVX

Man City and Barcelona have agreed a £65.4m fee for Rodri.The Spain World Cup winner and former Ballon d'Or holder, who helped City to four Premier League titles and a Champions League triumph, will now head to Barcelona to complete his transfer after seven seasons in Manchester. The 30-year-old had one year left on hi

Barcelona ‘Agree’ Rodri Deal—Here’s Why It Might Not Be the Best Decision  Sports Illustrated

The Spanish giants had two previous offers turned down before matching City’s valuation for their influential midfielder

30-year-old said to favour a move back to Spain Maresca chasing Lille’s Bouaddi as replacement Rodri looks set to complete a move to Barcelona after Manchester City accepted a bid of £65.4m from the Spanish club. The 30-year-old World Cup winner had entered the final year of his contract at the Etihad Stadium and mad

Barcelona have agreed a deal to sign Spain captain Rodri from Manchester City for about £65m

Barcelona has reached an $87m agreement with Manchester City to sign Spanish World Cup winner Rodri, bolstering their midfield. Get the full transfer detai

The 30-year-old, who lifted the World Cup with Spain this summer, had entered the final year of his contract at the Etihad Stadium.

Barcelona agree a deal to sign Spain captain Rodri from Manchester City.

Manchester City will say goodbye to Rodri in the coming days after agreeing a deal with Barcelona that they are happy with

Barcelona and Man City agree €76.5m deal for Rodri transfer - sources  espn.com

Barcelona finally agree fee with Man City over signing of Rodri  talkSPORT

City will receive an upfront fee of €60million for the central midfielder with the majority of the add-ons viewed as achievable.

Barcelona have reached an agreement with Manchester City to sign Spanish midfielder Rodri, according to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano.

FC Barcelona Finally Seals Rodri Transfer After Manchester City Accept  Forbes