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“Rodri’s Future with Manchester City”

By Daniel Edu

Rodri, the midfielder for Premier League champions Manchester City, has confirmed that he currently has no intentions of leaving the club. While he acknowledges the interest from Saudi Arabia, he has expressed his desire to remain in European football.

In an interview with COPE, the Spanish midfielder emphasized that his primary ambition in football is to reach the highest levels both personally and as part of a team.

Rodri stated, “My future? I’m very happy at City. I heard about Saudi but it would be very complicated to join a project like Saudi for me. My priority in football is ambition—both in terms of personal and collective goals. At the moment, Arabia is not on my radar.”

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