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Why signing World Cup winner Rodri may be what sees Barcelona end Champions League drought
The Spanish star is back in Spain after joining from Man City, where he won the Champions League, the Premier League and the Ballon d'Or
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Barcelona have signed World Cup‑winning midfielder Rodri from Manchester City for nearly $70 million on a contract through 2030. The acquisition follows a summer that also brought Anthony Gordon and Karim Adeyemi, and it aims to boost a squad that has won back‑to‑back LaLiga titles but has not captured a Champions League crown since 2015.
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