Manchester City maintains its position in the negotiation for Rodri and has rejected the second offer presented by Barcelona, according to the British newspaper The Times. The Blaugrana club put on the table 60 million euros fixed plus five in variables, after their first proposal, of 45 million, also failed to convince the English team. City considers that neither of the two amounts comes close to their expectations and maintains its valuation around 80 million euros.

It was a matter of time and the negotiations have come to a successful conclusion. Barcelona confirmed to this newspaper that this Thursday afternoon they have reached a preliminary agreement with PSG for the sale of the Valencian forward Ferran Torres. The amount is nearly 50 million euros, in a deal that does not include variables. Ferran will sign a contract with Luis Enrique’s team for five seasons. The attacker had not rejoined work with Barcelona, with the club’s permission, to certify his departure. In this way, Ferran can now travel to Paris. The Foios native informed Barça last week that he wanted to leave. His contract with the Blaugrana was ending at the end of the next season. Barcelona, initially, was waiting for him after being the hero of the World Cup final to start negotiating his renewal in September. But Ferran made it clear that he preferred to go to Paris.