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Barcelona secure World Cup star Rodri in €75m deal

By 4AllFootball ·
Barcelona secure World Cup star Rodri in €75m deal

Spain captain Rodri has completed a €75 million transfer to FC Barcelona, signing a four‑year contract after passing a medical on Tuesday, with the deal confirmed by both Barcelona and Manchester City. The midfielder, who was named player of the tournament in Spain's World Cup triumph this summer, joins the Catalan giants on a deal that runs until June 30 2030.

World Cup triumph fuels Barcelona's pursuit

Rodri entered the transfer window as the captain of Spain and the player of the tournament in the nation’s World Cup triumph this summer. The Catalan giants confirmed the deal on their website.

Premier League pedigree and Champions League heroics

Rodri spent seven seasons with Manchester City. He helped the club win the Premier League on four occasions. He scored the only goal in the 2023 Champions League final. The final was a 1‑0 victory over Inter Milan.

Four‑year contract secures long‑term stay

The transfer fee was reported at €75 million. He signed a four‑year contract. The contract runs until 30 June 2030. The agreement was confirmed after his medical on Tuesday.

Barcelona are the reigning LaLiga champions. The club described the signing as a long‑term commitment to the Catalan side. The signing adds a World Cup‑winning midfielder to Barcelona’s roster.

Manchester City lose a midfielder who has been integral to their recent trophy haul. His seven‑year spell included four league titles and a Champions League triumph. His departure ends a seven‑year spell at Manchester City.

Barcelona acquire a midfielder who has won the Premier League, the Champions League and the World Cup. Manchester City receive a €75 million transfer fee.

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