Barcelona is reportedly preparing an enhanced transfer offer of approximately 70 million euros for Manchester City midfielder Rodri Hernandez, with the aim of concluding the transfer negotiations swiftly, according to reports from Diario SPORT. The negotiations suggest that Manchester City has adjusted its initial valuation, having lowered its asking price from 80 million euros. City has indicated a willingness to consider selling Rodri should Barcelona increase its bid to the vicinity of 70 million euros.
The transfer process has seen multiple rounds of negotiation. Barcelona’s initial proposal, structured at 45 million euros fixed plus 10 million euros in bonuses, was immediately rejected by the English club. In a subsequent attempt to bridge the financial gap, Barcelona increased its offer to 60 million euros.
Amidst the ongoing discussions regarding the transfer fee, reports also confirm that Barcelona’s coach, Hansi Flick, has been in direct communication with Rodri. These contacts are reportedly intended to discuss the potential move and outline the details of a possible transfer to the Catalan club. The focus remains on reaching a mutually agreeable figure in the tens of millions of euros to finalize the acquisition.
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