Rodri to Barcelona: Confirmed Transfer, Contract and Reported Fee
Barcelona confirmed Rodri’s transfer from Manchester City on 18 August 2026, with a contract until 30 June 2030. Reported fees are attributed separately.
Read MoreFootball transfers, club recruitment and transfer-window analysis. Coverage distinguishes completed moves, official announcements and reports that have not been confirmed.
Barcelona confirmed Rodri’s transfer from Manchester City on 18 August 2026, with a contract until 30 June 2030. Reported fees are attributed separately.
Read MoreChelsea confirmed Morgan Rogers’ arrival from Aston Villa and a contract until 2033. The £117m fee comes from reporting rather than the club announcement.
Read MoreNewcastle sold Bruno Guimaraes, Sandro Tonali and Anthony Gordon for over 240m, lost Eddie Howe and hired Matthias Jaissle. Inside the Premier League biggest teardown.
Read MoreMohamed Salah has left Liverpool after nine years and 257 goals, signing for Trabzonspor on a free transfer. Inside the deal, the Slot fallout and why Turkey over Saudi Arabia.
Read MoreThe World Cup Golden Ball winner Rodri looks set to leave Manchester City, with Barcelona reportedly beating Real Madrid to a bargain deal.
Read MoreTwo British transfer records in three weeks, over a billion pounds spent, and the 2026/27 Premier League season kicking off on 21 August. Inside the wildest window in memory.
Read MoreThe 2026 summer transfer window smashed the British transfer record twice in a fortnight, Anderson then Rogers, as Premier League clubs blew past 1 billion pounds with Chelsea leading the spend.
Read MoreChelsea have signed Morgan Rogers from Aston Villa for 117 million pounds, making the 23 year old the most expensive British footballer of all time. Here is the deal, the record, and the summer 2026 window it caps.
Read MoreChelsea signed Morgan Rogers from Aston Villa for a reported 117 million pounds, making the 23 year old the most expensive British footballer ever. Inside the record deal and the post World Cup spending surge.
Read MoreDeadline day is Tuesday, September 1. With the British record already broken twice, here is what Liverpool, Arsenal, City, Chelsea, United, Spurs and Newcastle still need to do.
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