Manchester City star reaches agreement with Real Madrid as transfer talks continue

Manchester City star reaches agreement with Real Madrid as transfer talks continue Only a few days after the end of the last season, Real Madrid were able to complete a significant portion of their work for the 2026 summer transfer window as they completed four new signings. Three of these signings, Marc Cucurella, Ibrahima Konate, and Denzel Dumfries, were for the defense, while the fourth, Bernardo Silva, was for the midfield. However, the Merengues are still expected to make some more signings before the transfer window closes, and Jose Mourinho reportedly wants them to sign another midfielder and center-back. For the midfield position, some of the players they have been linked with for most of the summer, Enzo Fernandez and Mateus Fernandes, have already been ruled out. However, following his incredible World Cup campaign, the Spanish midfielder Rodri Hernandez is once again being linked with Los Blancos. Despite conflicting reports on the matter, these links have only strengthened in the last few days. So much so that one of the most trusted journalists covering European football, Matteo Moretto , reports that the Manchester City star has already reached an agreement with Real Madrid for his personal terms. For now, the Spaniard is waiting for the Merengues to reach an agreement with the Citizens on a transfer. This part is not expected to be very difficult for Los Blancos, as the player has only one year left on his contract with the Premier League side, and thus City’s bargaining position will not really be very strong . Still, there is no doubt about Rodri’s stature and quality, and especially with the World Cup he has had, Manchester City will not allow him to leave for cheap. They are reportedly looking to let him go for €60 million, but it remains to be seen how this operation will go and whether the Spaniard will finally be able to play in the white shirt next season.
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