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Rodri “Betrayed” Real Madrid for Barcelona, YouTuber Claims With 99% Certainty
A French YouTuber with ties to Real Madrid players says Rodri Hernandez has chosen Barcelona over Real Madrid, asserting the claim with 99% certainty — despite the Manchester City midfielder being under contract until 2027.

The summer transfer window is heating up as the immediate future of Manchester City midfielder Rodri Hernandez dominates the final hours of the market.
His destination remains unresolved, with reports confirming he is weighing offers from both Real Madrid and Barcelona.
Hernandez, the winner of the Best Player award at the 2026 World Cup, initially appeared poised to join Real Madrid — though Barcelona remains on standby should the Spanish midfielder opt for the blaugrana shirt.
French YouTuber’s Claim Based on Exclusive Information
According to Catalan newspaper Mundo Deportivo, French content creator Railes — a widely followed YouTube personality with documented links to several French players at Real Madrid — outlined Rodri’s situation in his latest video and expressed dismay at the possibility of the midfielder joining Barcelona.
Railes stated: “Rodri was supposed to rule out Real Madrid, and I fear that’s because of Barcelona. I’m afraid Rodri has betrayed Real Madrid — and the reason is Barcelona.”
He added: “What I’m telling you does not come from Madrid, but I am certain of it. There is a theory that this delay is due to exploring the possibility of registering with Barcelona. It is 99% certain that Rodri has betrayed us for Barcelona.”
Rodri’s Contract and Valuation
The French YouTuber continued: “Rodri was going to choose Barcelona. I hope I’m wrong — that’s all I have to say. I’ve received exclusive information indicating Rodri has chosen Barcelona, and I hope I’m mistaken.”
Rodri is under contract with Manchester City until 2027. His club values the potential transfer at between €60 million and €65 million.
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