The defensive midfielder’s contract expires next summer, which means he might be offered at a discount, according to the most recent Nottingham Forest transfer news.
When the January transfer window opens, Nottingham Forest might renew their interest in Real Betis midfielder Guido Rodriguez, but Barcelona might be a stronger contender, according to rumours in Spain.
The Reds had a busy last day of the summer transfer market, adding seven players altogether. Over the course of the summer, Steve Cooper added a total of 11 new players to his team; however, the latecomers won’t be making their club debuts until the next weekend.
After the summer transfer window closes, attention will begin to shift to what might be accomplished when it reopens in January. Estadio Deportivo claims that Forest are already considering a possible transfer for Rodriguez.
In the summer, Forest was claimed to be interested, but the player reportedly decided to stay at Betis because he didn’t want to upend his family while his wife was expecting. It remains to be seen if his position will have changed by the January window.
If he doesn’t sign a new contract before then, the midfielder will only have six months left on his current one. It indicates that the Spanish team is reportedly eager to sell him for €15 million.
According to the source, Betis is prepared to extend the player a new contract with an increased income and a release clause that will take effect in the coming summer.
According to the rumors, Forest and Barcelona ‘may return’ for the player in the winter. However, it is also stated that regardless of whether he signs a new deal or not, Rodriguez intends to remain at Betis through the summer.
Last season, the 29-year-old played 44 times in all, making seven Europa League matches. He primarily served as a defensive midfielder, however he was occasionally moved into the center of the field.
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