Manchester City could be willing to part ways with Rodri, according to BBC Sport, though any deal would come at a steep price. Sources have told the broadcaster that the Spain captain would only be sold for a fee in excess of £60m, underlining City's reluctance to let their prized midfielder leave cheaply.
Rodri has been a cornerstone of Pep Guardiola's side since arriving from Atletico Madrid, and his importance to both club and country has only grown in recent seasons. Should City sanction his departure, it would mark a significant shift in their midfield plans.
At this stage, there's no indication of a concrete offer or interested club — this is understood to be more about City's stance on a potential sale than any advanced negotiations. As ever with big-money valuations like this, it remains to be seen whether any suitor is willing to meet City's asking price for one of the Premier League's most influential players.