Archive · 28 Jul 2026
Rodri Out After Back Surgery, Gvardiol Signs New Man City Contract
Rodri, a key midfielder for Manchester City, has had back surgery and will be out for a short time.
Meanwhile, Josko Gvardiol, a central defender, has signed a new five-year contract with the club.
Rodri has been dealing with injuries for a while, while Gvardiol has been linked with other top clubs but chose to stay with Manchester City.
Gvardiol's contract extension is a big boost for the team.
Rodri undergoes successful minor back surgery and will begin rehabilitation.
Rodri has one year left on his contract and has faced fitness issues since a serious knee injury.
Gvardiol signs a new five-year contract with Manchester City, committing until 2031.
Gvardiol had been linked with Real Madrid and Bayern Munich but chose to extend his contract.
Gvardiol returned to action in May after a four-month break due to a broken leg.
- Who
- Rodri, Josko Gvardiol, Manchester City
- What
- Rodri's back surgery and Gvardiol's contract extension
- When
- July 28, 2024
- Where
- Manchester City
- Why
- Rodri's back surgery and Gvardiol's contract extension
Rodri's Injury
Gvardiol's Contract Extension
Rodri's Injury
Rodri's Injury
Rodri has undergone successful minor back surgery and will begin a short period of rehabilitation.
Gvardiol's Contract Extension
Rodri has one year left on his contract and has endured a series of fitness problems since suffering a serious knee injury almost two years ago.
Gvardiol's Contract Extension
Rodri's Injury
Gvardiol has signed a new five-year contract with Manchester City, committing until 2031 with an option for an additional 12 months.
Gvardiol's Contract Extension
Gvardiol has been linked with Real Madrid and Bayern Munich but chose to extend his contract with Manchester City.
- Rodri's Surgery
- Successful minor back surgery
- Rodri's Contract
- One year left
- Gvardiol's Contract
- Five-year extension until 2031
- Gvardiol's Transfer Links
- Real Madrid, Bayern Munich
- Gvardiol's Injury
- Broken leg, out for four months