Rodri Considers Man City Future After World Cup

Rodri, the 29-year-old Spain international, will wait until after the World Cup to sort out his future at Manchester City.

Rodri has a year left on his contract at City and has previously indicated he would like to return to play in his homeland at some stage.

The midfielder has emerged as a potential transfer target should Real Madrid presidential candidate Enrique Riquelme get elected, with Riquelme challenging incumbent Florentino Perez in the election.

Rodri told a news conference that his focus is on the World Cup, and he will not "give too much importance" to rumors about his future.

He joined City from Atletico Madrid in 2019 and has played a key role in the club's recent success, winning four Premier League titles and the Champions League once.

Rodri won the Ballon d'Or in 2024, although he struggled with injuries since he suffered a cruciate ligament tear in September 2024.

Rodri said he is "very calm" and knows exactly where he stands, and that perhaps if there hadn't been a World Cup, things might be different now.

The World Cup is set to take place, and Rodri's future will be decided after the tournament, with Manchester City and Real Madrid waiting to see what he will decide.

Rodri's contract situation and potential transfer have been a topic of discussion, with many speculating about his future at Manchester City.

The midfielder has been an important player for City, and his decision will have a significant impact on the club's future.

Rodri's focus on the World Cup is understandable, given the importance of the tournament, and he will have to make a decision about his future after it's over.