Manchester City face Rodri uncertainty amid Real Madrid interest
Enzo Maresca said he has no concerns over City's 115 charges, pointing to the club's stable work and success as he begins his first spell as manager.
Enzo Maresca said he will not be a 'copy and paste' successor to Pep Guardiola, wants to impose his own ideas, and expects Rodri back after back surgery.
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Real Madrid are working on a deal for Rodri, with no club-to-club talks yet. City remain in dialogue and hope the midfielder stays despite his contract running down.
City have verbally indicated a willingness to pay €100m for RB Leipzig winger Yan Diomande, but have made no formal bid despite several talks with the German club.
City have added Chelsea winger Pedro Neto to their shortlist as a possible Savinho replacement, with Maresca hinting more transfer business is still needed this summer.
Khusanov has signed a new City deal until 2031. The 22-year-old centre-back says he wants to impress Maresca, while Hugo Viana backs him to become world-class.
City are keen on Barcelona's Marc Bernal as a long-term Rodri replacement amid midfield reshaping, though neither the 19-year-old nor Barca want a move this summer.
Leeds are pushing to sign City's James Trafford, but proposed release-clause terms have been criticised as talks continue over the goalkeeper's future.
Maresca says City have not chosen Bernardo Silva’s successor. Dias, Rodri and Haaland form the current leadership group, but he feels they probably need more.
PSG have made enquiries over Rodri, whose City deal expires next summer. Barcelona and Real Madrid are also in the race, while City are pushing to extend his contract.
Rodri will undergo back surgery next week after Spain's World Cup win. Enzo Maresca said he wants the midfielder to stay and expects him back after rest and recovery.
Rodri has told City he wants to join Real Madrid for sporting and family reasons, with an official bid expected and a new contract now looking unlikely.
