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Florentino
African Football League · Midfielder · #0 · Angola · 19 yrs
African Football League · Midfielder · #0 · Angola · 19 yrs
Florentino is a midfielder. Florentino is a represents Angola, 19 years old, midfielder. Florentino was born in Angola on 2006-08-21. Florentino's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across African Football League, CAF Champions League, African Football League, Girabola. Florentino's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore Florentino season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
Midfielder · #0
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According to reports, Real Madrid have reportedly begun negotiations with Manchester City over Rodri, amid alleged interest from Barcelona and PSG in the Spaniard. Rodri enters the final year of his contract at Manchester City on the back of arguably the best season of his career, having captained Spain to glory at the 2026 World Cup and claimed the tournament’s Golden Ball as its outstanding player. That form has reignited the kind of stardom that once earned him the Ballon d’Or in 2024, and with his City deal running out next summer, top clubs across Europe have taken notice. Real Madrid have now made their intentions clear. According to Fabrizio Romano, personal terms between Rodri and Madrid were already fully agreed some time ago, and the next step has now been taken. “Florentino Perez gave the green light to Real Madrid’s sporting management to open direct talks with Manchester City, starting formal negotiations. Until now, there was a total agreement between Rodri and Real Madrid on personal terms, now the clubs are negotiating,” Romano reported on Wednesday through his YouTube channel. On the financial side, Romano indicated Madrid are prepared to go beyond the €50 million mark, closer to €60 million, though no formal bid has been submitted yet. “Real Madrid are willing to put forward a figure above €50 million, closer to €60 million, although there hasn’t been a formal offer yet. Manchester City is expected to ask for more than that €60 million, and will speculate on the possibility that other clubs also make formal offers,” he added. 🚨⚪️ Real Madrid have approached Manchester City for Rodri for the first time.Negotiations have started with verbal discussions between clubs.Florentino Pérez has given approval to the deal after doors closed for months.Real indicate they are ready to spend over €50m. pic.twitter.com/mf8HNldbcZ— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) July 29, 2026 That last point is central to how this is playing out. With Pep Guardiola no longer in the dugout and Rodri clearly on his way out sooner or later, City’s calculation has shifted entirely toward extracting the maximum possible fee rather than trying to convince him to stay. Manchester City’s stance with PSG and Barcelona City are well aware that keeping Rodri beyond this year is unlikely, whether it happens in this transfer window or next summer on a free. That reality has shaped their approach to Madrid’s interest: rather than rushing to accept an offer in the €50-60 million range, City are reportedly prepared to put it on standby, hoping PSG and Barcelona come forward with higher bids of their own. The logic is straightforward — with limited time left on Rodri’s contract, City want to create competition among suitors to drive the price as high as possible before letting him go.
The race to sign Rodri from Manchester City includes Real Madrid, Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain. Paris Saint-Germain and Barcelona have joined Real Madrid in the race to sign Rodri from Manchester City, with the Spanish midfielder emerging as a potential target for several of Europe’s biggest clubs. The interest from the two clubs was reported by Fabrice Hawkins of RMC Sport. Rodri’s situation has attracted attention because of his importance to Manchester City and his status as one of the best midfielders in the world. Paris Saint-Germain were not expected to look for a midfielder in this transfer window, but the chance to sign a player of Rodri’s quality is something they do not want to miss. For Barcelona, it could also be a huge addition, as their pursuit has been fueled by Frenkie de Jong‘s injury, which could keep the midfielder out for around six months if his MCL tear requires surgery. The main issue would be the financial aspect, as their priority is to sign a top forward. Real Madrid’s interest in Rodri Real Madrid were the club most interested in Rodri, with the player also wanting to move to the Spanish club. However, president Florentino Perez initially preferred to focus on younger players, which affected the possibility of the club making a move for the Manchester City midfielder. Perez may change his opinion (Angel Martinez/Getty Images) The situation could now change after the board and Jose Mourinho pushed for Real Madrid to reconsider their approach and look into the possibility of a transfer. Rodri’s quality and experience could make him an important addition to the squad, but Manchester City may not be easy to convince to sell. English reports indicate that Manchester City may want €100 million (approximately $116 million) for Rodri, a figure that could make any potential transfer difficult to complete. Real Madrid will now also face competition from PSG and Barcelona if they decide to make a serious attempt to sign the midfielder, who could even stay with Manchester City until his contract ends. Rodri’s contract could make a transfer possible The viability of a Rodri transfer could be increased by his contract situation at Manchester City. His current deal is set to expire next year, meaning the English club could face a decision over whether to sell him before he enters the final months of his contract or risk losing control of his future. A contract expiring next year could make the midfielder more attainable for interested clubs, particularly if Manchester City are unable to reach an agreement over an extension. The club not needing to sell Rodri may ultimately be what prevents negotiations from happening.
Real Madrid reportedly made an offer for Yan Diomande, amid their search for Michael Olise. Real Madrid have entered the race for Yan Diomande, making an offer worth €100 million for the RB Leipzig winger, according to Fabrizio Romano. The move comes as the club’s long-running pursuit of Michael Olise continues to meet resistance from Bayern Munich, pushing Florentino Perez’s sporting management to explore alternatives at the same position. Olise remains the priority. The Frenchman is believed to want a move to the Bernabeu, a desire that grew during his run at the 2026 World Cup alongside Kylian Mbappe, who has reportedly done his own convincing behind the scenes. Bayern, however, have made clear they consider the 24-year-old untouchable this summer, with club president Herbert Hainer stating the German champions don’t need to sell their best assets even for offers approaching €200 million. Diomande represents a different profile of pursuit altogether. The 19-year-old Ivorian, who joined Leipzig from Leganes last summer, was one of the standout performers for Côte d’Ivoire at the World Cup and finished last season with 12 goals and eight assists in 33 appearances, being selected as Rookie of the Bundesliga. 🚨⚪️ Real Madrid sent €100m official bid to RB Leipzig this week: €90m plus €10m add-ons proposal on the table.RB Leipzig have rejected as they ask for more than €100m to let Diomandé leave.Real remain in talks.🔴🔵 PSG, in talks for weeks but no agreement yet with RB. pic.twitter.com/c8U9x0vknr— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) July 24, 2026 Real Madrid’s chief scout, Juni Calafat, tracked him closely throughout the tournament, and multiple reports indicate Diomande himself favors a move to the Spanish capital over rival offers from Liverpool and PSG. How Real Madrid reportedly plan to land Olise Sources close to the negotiation describe a structured approach rather than an immediate bid. According to Diario As’ Joaquin Maroto, Madrid’s plan reportedly starts with generating funds through outgoing sales before formalizing anything with Bayern, with the eventual proposal framed around a fixed fee around €223 million. Per Maroto’s reporting, the club wouldn’t move until the closing days of the transfer window, between August 29 and 31, with the intention being to arrive at that stretch with clarity on departures, squad needs, and Bayern’s willingness to negotiate.
After sharing the stage in the France national team during the World Cup, Kylian Mbappe is reportedly trying to convince Bayern Munich's Michael Olise to join him at Real Madrid. Michael Olise has established himself as one of the premier playmakers in the world, both through his recent play at Bayern Munich and his performance with France at the 2026 World Cup. Now, his future with the Bavarian powerhouse has been thrown into doubt amid reports that Kylian Mbappe is pushing to convince Olise to join him at Real Madrid. As reported by German outlet Sport Bild, Olise is eager to complete a move to Real Madrid during the summer transfer window, even going so far as to express that desire to his French national teammates during the World Cup. Furthermore, Mbappe has reportedly been an active recruiter in the potential move, leveraging his close relationship with Olise according to the German publication. The Real Madrid superstar has not only urged the playmaker to make the jump, but has also acted as an intermediary with club president Florentino Perez to get the green light for the transfer. Thus far, Real Madrid has not formally approached Olise or his management team. That aligns with an understanding reached back in June between Perez and Bayern president Herbert Hainer, where both clubs agreed never to poach a player from the other without first providing official notification of their interest. Kylian Mbappe #10 and Michael Olise #11 of France celebrate after the 1-0 victory over Paraguay. Still, Bayern holds the upper hand regarding any potential push from Real Madrid or another suitor. Back in March, Bayern board member for sport Max Eberl addressed the player’s contract situation directly: “Michael has a contract with us until 2029, without a release clause—we are relaxed.“ Following his impressive World Cup run with France, Olise’s Transfermarkt valuation received an update, surging to €170 million ($194M). Given that he is only 24 years old, under contract through 2029, and would command a record-breaking transfer fee, securing Olise will be no easy task for Real Madrid. Olise and Mbappe: A partnership that already works According to Sport Bild, Mbappé’s pursuit of Olise stems not only from their personal relationship, but also their natural chemistry on the pitch. Unsurprisingly, the duo emerged as one of the most dangerous pairings at the 2026 World Cup. Olise capped his World Cup campaign with seven assists, the most by any player in a single tournament in FIFA history. Five of those setups went directly to Mbappe, who turned them into goals. Overall, six of the Bayern star’s 10 career international assists with Les Bleus have been finished by the Real Madrid forward. At present, Vinícius Júnior and Kylian Mbappe lead Real Madrid’s attack as the squad’s marquee superstars, though the front line is still striving to reach its peak fluid form. Slotting Olise into a primary playmaking role could provide the missing piece Los Blancos need to truly unlock their potential.
After winning the 2026 World Cup Golden Ball, Rodri is now reportedly set to undergo surgery due to a bacj injury, but his season at Manchester City is not at risk. Rodri became Spain’s leader during their 2026 World Cup triumph in North America, delivering performances that earned him the recognition of his teammates and the tournament by winning the Golden Ball. Now, the midfielder is reportedly set to undergo surgery following an injury, but his season at Manchester City is not at risk. As reported by The Athletic‘s Sam Lee and Guillermo Rai, Rodri will undergo surgery before the start of the 2026-27 season. The nature of the injury is discomfort in his back, with his return date currently reported as “unknown.” However, previous reports are more optimistic about Rodri’s condition. Spanish outlet La Razon reported on June 29, while the World Cup was still underway, that Rodri would be forced to undergo surgery due to a “minor back injury“ that did not prevent him from training alongside his teammates. In fact, the midfielder started every single game for Spain at the World Cup, completing the most passes in the entire tournament and winning the Golden Ball award as the best player of the competition. The only games he did not finish were the opener against Cape Verde, where he played 87 minutes, and the final against Argentina, where he was subbed off in the 99th minute. Rodri #16 of Spain lifts the FIFA World Cup Winner’s Trophy. La Razon reported almost a month ago that this back discomfort is not a serious injury, nor will it require a lengthy recovery once operated on. It is a minor issue that can be resolved with an outpatient procedure. “In and out,” those close to him say. “It’s sorted out in less than fifteen minutes.” Rodri’s future remains a talking point in Manchester With Pep Guardiola leaving Manchester City and Enzo Maresca taking over as head coach, squad building has been a hot topic this summer. One of the most talked-about names is Rodri, who has been one of Real Madrid’s main targets over recent years, with the midfielder himself leaving the door open to an eventual return to Spain, especially to Madrid. Recent reports from transfer expert Matteo Moretto claim that Rodri has given the green light to Real Madrid, reaching a contractual agreement, with club president Florentino Perez now very open to his arrival after he shined as the MVP of the 2026 World Cup. Now, the next step will be opening negotiations between the clubs, a tough step Los Blancos will have to navigate with Manchester City. One of the moves that resonated most was Elliot Anderson’s signing from Nottingham Forest for £116 million ($155 million), a transfer that could enable an eventual departure for Rodri. Now on vacation after the World Cup, the Spaniard’s next official game with the Citizens is scheduled for August 16, when they face Arsenal in the Community Shield, a deadline for Rodri to sort out his future.
Rodri dreams of joining Real Madrid and would love to move to the club “one day”, per RomanoThe story is described as “cold” at present, with Florentino Perez not convinced on proceedingThe up...
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