Rodri

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Birthdate	June 23rd, 1996
Birthplace	Madrid, Spain
Length	1.91 m (6 ft 3 in)
Team	Manchester City
Position	defensive midfielder
Number	16
Nickname	RoRo
Traits	Standing Tackler

Picture of the 1.91 m (6 ft 3 in) tall Spanish defensive midfielder of Manchester City

Welcome WTFoot fans from all over the globe. We welcome you to the wiki of RoRo, the Spanish midfielder that is currently playing for Manchester City in the English Premier League. He started his career at the Youth Academies of Rayo Majadahonda, Atletico Madrid and Villareal. He made his debut for the first team of Villareal in 2015. After having adapted to the level of play and being a professional footballer in general he started to become a regular started in the 2017/2018 season. After his first full season as a starter he was already bought by Atletico Madrid, for a reported fee of roughly 25 million euro. In the new Wanda Metropolitana stadium he managed to become a regular starter as well, in no time. He played a grand total of 47 games in his first season in Madrid and it was not long before big teams such as Manchester City and several other European giants became interested in acquiring his services. The midfielder was eventually bought by Man. City. They Citizens paid a hefty fee for his services though, a reported 70 Million euro, which would instantly make him one of City's most expensive players ever. For now lets sit back and enjoy his wiki, we have discovered a lot of very interesting information about this lad.

Rodri Salary & Net Worth Revealed

SALARY 2020

How much does he earn?

In July 2019 the defensive midfielder signed a contract with Manchester City that nets him a whopping salary of 10.8 Million Euro (9.3 Million Pound) per year. We have crunched the numbers, this means he earns €29,508 (£26,492) per day and €1,230 (£1,104) per hour!

Per year	€10,800,000	£9,696,058
Per month	€900,000	£808,005
Per week	€219,512	£197,074
Per day	€29,508	£26,492
Per hour	€1,230	£1,104
Per minute	€20.49	£18.40
Per second	€0.34	£0.31

Since you've been viewing this page, Rodri Rodri has earned...

Wow! This means the average man in the UK needs to work for at least 26.9 years to earn the same as RoRo earns in only 1 month.

The salary of the Spanish defensive midfielder compared to his Manchester City teammates

Have a look at our in-depth Manchester City Salary Overview 2019-20 (CONFIRMED)

Rodri Tattoo - Does he have one?

Rodri Rodri tattoo, the Spanish number 16 from Madrid, Spain

Tattoos? Absolutely not. This guy is a normal as it gets, he does not want tattoos nor does he need them. No ink for RoRo! (Image: intothecalderon.com)

Love Life - Single, Girlfriend or Wife?

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Rodri Rodri - Still Single

Picture of his , who goes by the name Still Single.

As far as we know he is still single. This guy is one mysterious bloke though. For now it seems like he is just chilling with his bro's, such as Antoine Griezmann. (Image: Manchestereveningsnews.co.uk)

Family - Get to know them

Family First -

Apparently he is a great family man. He values family more than anything. However he has no interest in sharing anything at all about his family. He chooses to live a very private life and we at WTFoot can only respect that. (Image: Thesun.co.uk)

Rodri Car - What does he drive?

Opel Corsa

He used to drive an Opel Corsa when he was still playing at Altletico de Madrid. We are pretty sure that right now he owns a slightly fancier car, but nevertheless he is not a type that likes to 'flash'. (Image: Autoscout24.nl)

House - Where does he live?

Location: Villareal, Spain

House of the Spanish number 16, located in Villareal, Spain

When he was already playing in the Spanish Primera Division he was also still living in a studenthome. He was sharing a house because he loved to be with his roommates. Remarkable! (Image: matthewsofchester.com)