Rodri admits he questioned whether he would “ever play again” during his ACL recoveryThe Spain international says he is now “back, stronger than before” ahead of the World CupRodri sustained

Manchester City midfielder Rodri is set to be a star player for Spain at this summer's World Cup

Manchester City fans would have been keeping a close eye to the outcome of Real Madrid's presidential election. The election saw Enrique Riquelme go up against

Manchester City midfielder Rodri has said he'll "wait until the World Cup is over" before discussing his future, after being linked with a summer switch to Real Madrid.

Manchester City won the FA and Carabao Cups this season but went a second year without lifting the Premier League title

Rodri will not link up with Spain for the upcoming international break after suffering a hamstring injury in Manchester City’s 1-0 win over Brentford on Sunday. The midfielder was taken off 21 minutes into the game and replaced by compatriot Nico Gonzalez.

Real Madrid's rival presidential candidates made their boldest moves yet on Wednesday, as Enrique Riquelme promised to sign Erling Haaland and Rodri if he's elected, and rival Florentino Perez confirmed José Mourinho as his chosen coach.

Rodri Hernández’s praise for Lamine Yamal continues to fuel expectations surrounding the young Barcelona talent. The midfielder became the second Spanish male Ballon d’Or win

The Spain and Manchester City midfielder says he will not address rumours linking him with Real Madrid until after this summer’s tournament

For much of the past few months, Rodri’s name has repeatedly surfaced whenever discussions turned to Real Madrid’s midfield plans. The Manchester City star seemed like an obvious fit on paper,