Barcelona are preparing an improved offer for Manchester City midfielder Rodri and remain optimistic that they can complete a deal soon, according to reporter Moretto.
The Spanish club are ready to increase their financial proposal for Rodri as they continue efforts to bring the midfielder to Camp Nou. Moretto reports that Barcelona have already communicated their confidence to Rodri, who has agreed the terms of a potential contract with the club.
Barcelona believe the remaining steps can be completed in the near future and are working on a revised offer designed to advance the transfer. The move would see the Blaugrana increase their commitment as they attempt to secure Rodri’s signature.
The agreement over personal terms is understood to represent an important stage in the negotiations. However, Barcelona are still preparing to improve their financial offer to Manchester City, with the club’s optimism linked to the progress already made in discussions with the player.
Moretto’s report indicates that Barcelona are confident the deal can be finalised soon, although the improved proposal is still to be made. No further details about the value of the offer or the timing of the next stage were provided.
Rodri, a Spanish midfielder, is therefore at the centre of Barcelona’s current transfer efforts. The club’s position is that an agreement over contract terms has already been reached, while their focus now is on increasing the offer sufficiently to complete the move.
Barcelona’s intention to raise their proposal follows their communication with Rodri and their belief that he is open to joining the club. The Blaugrana are now seeking to turn that progress into an agreement with Manchester City.
The report does not state that the transfer has been completed. Instead, it says Barcelona are preparing an improved offer and remain confident of closing the deal soon. For now, the negotiations continue, with the financial terms between the clubs still requiring further work.
Moretto’s update places the next development in the hands of Barcelona, who must submit the increased proposal while maintaining the optimism they have conveyed to Rodri. The midfielder’s agreement to contract terms gives the club a basis for further negotiations, but the proposed transfer remains dependent on the clubs reaching an agreement.
The situation leaves Barcelona waiting to see whether their revised offer can secure Manchester City’s approval. Their confidence suggests they believe the deal is close, but the transfer will not be finalised until the outstanding negotiations have been concluded.
