FC Barcelona sets the starting price for Dani Rodríguez: Discover the figure

The relationship between Dani Rodríguez and FC Barcelona could come to an end during the current summer market. The left winger wants prominence in the first team, something that is very complicated due to the competition in the attacking area, so the Blaugrana team would have already set a price to negotiate a possible transfer.

The Catalan team is asking for 6 million euros for the 20-year-old striker, who believes that his level is not to play in the Blaugrana subsidiary, but to be part of the first team; so indicate the latest rumors.

It should be remembered that Barça Atlètic will face the new season in Segunda RFEF, so the native of Astigarraga would be willing to change of scenery.

Likewise, from the technical staff, they consider that for now, with the right wingers well covered, the best thing for Dani Rodríguez is to continue in the subsidiary or look for another team to continue growing.

Dani Rodríguez, real target of Valencia in the market

In this sense, the team that would have the most options to incorporate the player is Valencia CF, which seeks to close his signing on loan with an option to buy. The 'ché' team wants to reinforce its offensive line after the departure of Fran Pérez to Rayo Vallecano, an operation that was made official this Friday morning. 

In this context, the entity chaired by Peter Lim has favorable reports on the striker trained in the lower categories of Barça, whom he considers a market opportunity.

It should be noted that in the next few hours negotiations could resume, until now stalled, with the 'ché' team, since Barça does not contemplate completely losing the rights of the attacker, while Valencia would aim to make him totally their property. At this point, the intervention of his agent Pini Zahavi will be important.

Bardghji and Rashford, the obstacles for Dani Rodríguez

The arrival at Camp Barça of Marcus Rashford and Roony Bardghji changed the roadmap for Dani, who was aiming to become an eligible player for rotations in the first team.

Despite this, if in the end no offer satisfies Barcelona and the player changes his mind, he could continue training at Barça Atlètic, which will allow him to be closely followed by coach Hansi Flick.

Rodríguez has a contract until 2027 and, despite wanting to be a protagonist, he also considers the fact of wanting to succeed at Barça. For now, everything is open. Do you think Dani will leave the Blaugrana entity?