Transfers – PSG try their luck with Rodri!

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·25 luglio 2026

Transfers – PSG try their luck with Rodri!

The 2026 summer transfer window is here, so rumors surrounding Paris Saint-Germain are piling up. This time, it is RMC Sport claiming that PSG have contacted Manchester City about Rodri, the 30-year-old Spanish midfielder under contract until 2027 and recently more often linked with Real Madrid.

🚨 Le Paris Saint-Germain a contacté Manchester City pour connaître les conditions d’un transfert de Rodri. En plus du Real Madrid, qui a déjà un accord avec le joueur, le FC Barcelone aimerait également l’attirer. Les dirigeants du PSG réfléchissent à passer à l’action. Le
– sabato 25 luglio 2026

“a real opportunity.”

Paris Saint-Germain have contacted Manchester City to learn the conditions of a transfer for Rodri. In addition to Real Madrid, who already have an agreement with the player, FC Barcelona would also like to attract him. PSG’s executives are considering making a move. Signing a midfielder this summer is not planned, as revealed by RMC Sport, but the world champion, who has only one year left on his contract with City, represents a real opportunity. Real are leading the race in this case.”

Let’s remain cautious, as there is still nothing concrete yet. It is a rumor, and we will wait for confirmations or denials. Also, even if all of this is true, it may not lead to much. For now, it is only a request for information, not an offer or an agreement with City or Rodri.

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The latter still appears to be mainly choosing between Real Madrid and an extension with the English club, even if another option is certainly possible. PSG have the sporting and financial strength to be a genuine option.

However, it should not be ruled out that this rumor is part of a media game aimed at putting pressure on Real Madrid in the negotiations. That happens, especially since Real are in the process of overtaking PSG for Yan Diomande (the 19-year-old winger from RB Leipzig and Ivory Coast).

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