Rodri, however, admitted he is aware of interest from clubs in Saudi Arabia, but he’s not ready to leave European football yet
By Kehinde Okeowo
Spanish midfielder, Rodri has said he does not have plans to leave the Premier League champions, Manchester City for any Saudi Arabian football outfit.
He made this known while speaking to COPE, where he insisted that his ambition is to reach the highest levels on a personal and sporting basis at the club.
Rodri, however, admitted he is aware of interest from clubs in Saudi Arabia, but he is not ready to leave European football yet.
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The Spaniard further added that football in the Asian nation is not yet at a level he wants to operate for now.
Speaking to the media outlet, he said: “My future? I’m very happy at City. I heard about Saudi but it would be very complicated to join a project like Saudi for me.
“My priority in football is ambition — as sporting, individual, collective ambition. At the moment, Arabia is not there.”
Rodri is expected to resume playing Premier League matches after he was given a matching order in their game against Fulham.
The Citizens in his absence crashed out of the Carling Cup and suffered back-to-back defeats in league games against Wolves and Arsenal.
