Manchester City has reportedly dismissed an initial transfer offer from Barcelona for their midfielder, Rodri. According to reports, the English club deemed the initial bid of nearly 50 million euros to be insufficient. Instead, Manchester City is reportedly demanding a transfer fee of 70 million euros for the Spanish player.
Barcelona, which has reportedly reached an agreement with the player on personal terms, is now preparing an enhanced offer to secure the services of Rodri. The negotiations are ongoing as the Catalan club seeks to finalize the transfer. The 30-year-old midfielder is understood to be keen on a move to Barcelona, having previously turned down an opportunity with Real Madrid.
In response to the initial rejection of the lower offer, the La Liga giants are reportedly working to bridge the gap in negotiations to finalize a deal. The situation indicates that while both clubs are committed to the transfer, the valuation remains a point of contention. Manchester City’s stated valuation sets a high benchmark for any potential incoming offer.
The ongoing discussions center on bridging the gap between the initial offer and the 70 million euro figure desired by the selling club.
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