Pep Guardiola Open to Rodri's Move to Real Madrid Amid Contract Talks
Pep Guardiola will not stand in Rodri’s way if he wants to join Real Madrid
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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola stated he would not block midfielder Rodri from joining Real Madrid if he desires to leave. Despite Rodri's contract running until June 2027, Guardiola believes he will remain at City, highlighting the importance of player happiness.
- 01Pep Guardiola will not prevent Rodri from leaving for Real Madrid if he chooses to do so.
- 02Rodri's contract with Manchester City runs until June 2027.
- 03Guardiola believes Rodri is happy at City and expects him to stay.
- 04Rodri referenced his past with Atlético Madrid when discussing a potential move.
- 05Guardiola is proud of his team's achievements, including reaching multiple FA Cup semi-finals.
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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has expressed that he would not stand in the way of Rodri if the midfielder wishes to join Real Madrid. Rodri, whose contract extends until June 2027, acknowledged the allure of top clubs like Madrid, noting that his history as a former Atlético Madrid player would not hinder such a move. Guardiola emphasized that the happiness of players is paramount and that any player unhappy at the club should feel free to leave. He believes Rodri is currently content at City and expects him to remain. Guardiola also reflected on his own future at the club, stating that he has previously discussed his position but remains focused on the upcoming FA Cup quarter-final against Liverpool. He expressed pride in the team's record, including reaching seven consecutive semi-finals in the FA Cup and multiple league titles. Additionally, Guardiola addressed Phil Foden's recent struggles, suggesting that missing out on the World Cup could provide him with much-needed rest.
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Rodri's potential move could reshape Manchester City's midfield dynamics and impact their performance in upcoming competitions.
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