PSG have surprisingly joined the race to sign Rodri, directly challenging Real Madrid in the summer of 2026.

Thanh VinhJuly 26, 2026 05:31

Paris Saint-Germain proactively contacted Manchester City to inquire about the terms for signing Rodri, creating fierce competition with Real Madrid.

The summer transfer market is booming as Paris Saint-Germain officially joins the race to sign midfielder Rodri from Manchester City. The French football giants have proactively contacted the Etihad Stadium club to thoroughly explore the terms of a potential deal, thereby directly challenging Real Madrid's ambitions.

PSG's unmissable transfer opportunity.

According to sources from RMC Sport, although strengthening the midfield was not initially a top priority for PSG in this transfer window, the French club's management views acquiring the Spanish star as a strategic opportunity that cannot be missed.

PSG nhảy vào cuộc đua giành Rodri với Real Madrid. Ảnh: Getty Images
PSG enters the race to sign Rodri, competing with Real Madrid. Photo: Getty Images

Rodri has just had a brilliant 2026 World Cup campaign with the Spanish national team, winning the Golden Ball award. His outstanding performance at the highest level solidified the 30-year-old midfielder's position as one of the best midfield playmakers in the world today.

Real Madrid and their advantage in the signing race.

Despite PSG's initial approach, Real Madrid is still considered the stronger team. The Spanish giants have been persistently negotiating for months and have identified Rodri as their top transfer target to strengthen their midfield.

Notably, Rodri himself considers the Bernabeu his preferred destination if he decides to leave Manchester City. His current contract with the Etihad Stadium club runs until June 2027. However, facing intense interest from both of Europe's biggest football clubs, Manchester City is still making every effort to persuade its key player to extend his contract.

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PSG have surprisingly joined the race to sign Rodri, directly challenging Real Madrid in the summer of 2026.
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