With his future at Manchester City still in the air, coach Pep Guardiola confirmed another injury setback for star Rodri.

For the second year in a row, neither Lionel Messi nor Cristiano Ronaldo made the Ballon d'Or shortlist—signaling a true changing of the guard in world soccer.

Rodri, the most recent Ballon d'Or winner, is reportedly set to receive a significant contract extension offer from Manchester City.

Real Madrid targets Ballon d'Or winner Rodri in potential €115M move. Reports from England claim Los Blancos are ready to launch a £100 million bid to lure Manchester City’s midfield maestro to the Bernabéu before the transfer window closes.

Manchester City’s quest for global dominance took an unexpected turn at the FIFA Club World Cup. But for Pep Guardiola, the heartbreak went far beyond the final scoreline.

Despite already qualifying for the Round of 16, City still has business to settle. They sit tied with Juventus at the top of Group G, both with six points. The final group-stage clash between them will determine who finishes first.

As the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup edges closer, Real Madrid is preparing to make a major statement—one that could redefine its long-term midfield plans.

Pep Guardiola welcomes back a key player at Manchester City for the crucial Champions League qualifier against Bournemouth.

Manchester City has struggled in Rodri Hernández's absence. The team's defensive solidity and midfield dominance have noticeably waned, impacting results. The Spanish international's return to training signals a potential turning point.

The 2024 edition of the Ballon d’Or award proved to be particularly divisive, as Manchester City’s Rodri was crowned the winner over Real Madrid’s Vinicius. The decision left many stunned, including Kylian Mbappe, who has now publicly questioned the selection criteria.

Rodri's absence has significantly impacted Manchester City's performance this season. Their struggles in the Premier League and Champions League have highlighted his importance to the team.

The heated rivalry between Manchester City and Real Madrid in the Champions League delivered more than just drama on the pitch this season. Yet, when the dust, it was Vinicius who had the last laugh—responding to City’s fans with a simple yet savage one-word message.

After a standout performance in the commanding 4-0 victory over Newcastle United, coach Pep Guardiola praised Manchester City's $62 million signing, calling him a "mini Rodri."

Manchester City fan group ‘We Are 1894’ has issued a statement denying that the banner was intended for Real Madrid's Vinicius. Instead, they revealed that their real target was someone entirely different.

After the match, Rodri was asked by what he thought of Manchester City fans’ giant banner mocking Real Madrid’s reaction to Vinicius missing out on the Ballon d’Or. His response? A two-word take which Madrid fans won’t like.