Man City offer £50m in ‘first offensive’ for Rodri replacement after Ten Hag ‘rules out’ Man Utd move

Man City are making attempts to sign long-term Man Utd target Frenkie De Jong from Barcelona in an effort to cover Rodri s injury, according to reports.

Rodri has been in Spain this week consulting specialists after limping off during the first half of .

A statement on mancity.com read: “ can confirm that Rodri has suffered a ligament injury to his right knee.

“The injury was sustained during the first half of this weekend’s 2-2 draw with Arsenal in the Premier League.

“The midfielder travelled to Spain to seek specialist consultation this week, following initial tests in Manchester.

“Assessment remains ongoing to ascertain the full extent of the injury and expected prognosis.

“Everyone at the club wishes him a speedy recovery and mancity.com will bring you regular updates regarding his rehabilitation.”

While no timeframe has been given for a likely return, there have been reports claiming Rodri could miss the rest of the reason.

The news is a severe blow to Man City’s hopes of winning the Premier League title for a record fifth season in succession.

Man City have not lost any of the last 48 Premier League games in which Rodri has featured. His only defeat last term in any competition was the FA Cup final loss to Manchester United in May.

They are big shoes to fill and Man City is reportedly going into the transfer market in January to find his replacement for the rest of the season.

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And now reports in Spain are claiming that Man City are negotiating a transfer with Barcelona for De Jong, who has been a long-term midfield target for Man Utd boss Erik ten Hag.

as he switched midfield targets and now Man City have apparently made a €60m (£50m) offer for the Netherlands international in their first offensive .

Rodri s injury has caused Ferran Soriano and Txiki Begiristain to decide to go to the winter market to compensate for the loss of the Spanish international.

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