Manchester City reject Barcelona’s latest approach for midfielder Rodri, with reports saying the Spanish club is still pushing for a move. Vanguard and StudioFútbol both describe City turning down a bid of about £55m/€65m and add that talks continue.

Other outlets add additional details on the amounts and the stage of negotiations. Yahoo Sports reports Barcelona is preparing a third and final offer, with spending framed around €70m. The Athletic says a transfer agreement in principle is reached at about €76.5m, with City set to receive €60m upfront plus add-ons that are largely achievable. Sports News (Sky News) reports City later accept a €65.4m/£65.4m bid. The Independent and the other Yahoo reports also frame City as open to letting Rodri leave this summer and discuss potential connections to other transfer targets.

While the reported bid figures vary—€65m, €70m, or an eventual €76.5m package—sources broadly agree City and Barcelona are in active negotiations for the World Cup-winning player, with multiple offers and responses occurring over a short period.