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- Real Madrid are watching Rodri Hernández at Manchester City
- The Spain midfielder has not signed a new contract yet
- Pep Guardiola’s exit gives Los Blancos hope of a deal
- Club elections may delay Real Madrid’s move for the player
- José Mourinho could become manager if Florentino Pérez wins
Real Madrid have a chance to sign Manchester City midfielder Rodri Hernández this summer. The Spain international has only one year left on his contract at the Etihad Stadium.
The departure of Pep Guardiola from Manchester City has created a big opportunity for Los Blancos. The Spanish giants have spoken to Rodri’s representatives. However, they have not made a formal offer for the 29-year-old.
Rodri wants to decide his future before the World Cup starts. Manchester City are pushing hard for him to sign a new deal. The player had agreed terms on an extension before Guardiola announced his exit. Now, he is waiting before putting pen to paper.
The midfielder has said he wants to return to Spain one day. He likes the idea of playing for Real Madrid. But the club cannot move quickly at this moment.
Real Madrid will hold elections on Sunday. These could take two weeks to complete. This delay affects the appointment of a new manager. José Mourinho might take charge if Florentino Pérez wins the vote. Álvaro Arbeloa left his coaching job at the club on Friday.
Journalist Matteo Moretto told RadioMarca that Real Madrid must act fast. If they make a strong move now, they can sign the player. But time is running out as Manchester City try hard to keep their star man.