Barcelona's second offer for Rodri is between 55 and 60 million euros guaranteed, plus bonuses that can increase the deal to up to 65 million euros. This is a significant increase from the first offer of 45 million euros, plus variables, which was also rejected by Manchester City. Rodri has given his approval for the transfer to Barcelona, but his contract with Manchester City runs until 2027. Manchester City's stance is also influenced by the need to raise money to possibly sign Enzo Fernández from Chelsea, who are asking around 120 million pounds for the player. Rodri will return to Manchester City on Friday (14) after the summer break.