Guardiola has found a way to bring Rodrigo to Manchester City

The reigning English champions Manchester City continue their plans to strengthen their squad. Josep Guardiola is planning to sign Real Madrid winger Rodrigo Goes as a new candidate for the attacking line.

City is trying to persuade Rodrigo

According to the Spanish publication El Chiringuito, Manchester City officials held a personal meeting with Rodrigo a few weeks ago. According to the source, the "city" made serious efforts to persuade the player to move to the English Premier League.

Manchester City are interested in signing Rodrigo on the following terms:

🔹 A higher salary than he earns at Real Madrid.
🔹 A more comfortable position – the opportunity to play as a left-winger.
🔹 The opportunity to work with Guardiola and join City's successful project.

Rodrigo's situation at Real Madrid

The Brazilian striker is currently one of the main players for Madrid. His contract with the team runs until 2028. The 23-year-old has scored a number of important goals this season and Carlo Ancelotti has repeatedly stressed that he is satisfied with his performance.

Will Real Madrid sell Rodrigo?

Any club that wants to sign Rodrigo will have to offer at least 100 million euros. Real Madrid will not want this amount to decrease, as Rodrigo is an important part of the current squad.

Is Rodrigo the ideal candidate for Guardiola?

Joseph Guardiola likes to work with versatile, technically strong and fast players. Rodrigo is exactly that kind of player:
- Can play on the left and right wing;
- Fast and technically skilled;
- Has great decision-making ability in big games.

If City manage to sign Rodrigo, the team could further strengthen their attacking line. However, it is highly likely that Real Madrid will not want to sell such an important player.

Whether this transfer will happen in the near future or not, only time will tell. However, Guardiola's plans to acquire Rodrigo are serious and further promotion is likely to continue. Follow “Zamin” news on “Telegram”