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Barcelona made a second offer of €60 million to Manchester City for Rodri but received a refusal. The Catalans are unwilling to pay the requested €70 million and hope to agree on €65 million plus bonuses.

Barcelona have made a second offer to Manchester City for the purchase of Rodri. The Catalans were prepared to part with €60 million, but the Citizens quickly rejected their bid.

The Premier League outfit are demanding a guaranteed fee higher than what Barcelona have proposed. However, the Catalans are unwilling to stump up the requested €70 million due to their ongoing financial constraints.

Barcelona are keen to reach a compromise. They are looking at offering around €65 million, with the remainder supplemented through various performance-related bonuses for the player.

Currently, negotiations between the clubs are intensifying, with Rodri remaining a key target for Barcelona as they seek to bolster their midfield.