Today’s back pages: €70m for Rodri, boos for Enzo

On a perfect Saturday for Spanish athletics and rhythmic gymnastics, the front pages of the sports newspapers are still focused on the transfer market.

Ferran Torres is now a PSG player for five years and 50 million, while Barça keep pushing for Rodri with a 70 million offer they consider “final.” City, meanwhile, are already looking elsewhere.

Simeone seals his fourth signing: Cuti Romero signs for Atlético until 2031 and is already training in red and white. “I want to make history,” he says.

In Madrid, Mourinho tries out “the best ones” against Schalke, with almost the entire World Cup squad available. Barça are doing the same in Basel, except for Pedri and Gavi, who are being handled with care.

In England, Enzo Fernández returns to Stamford Bridge as public enemy number one: booed by his own fans after the Falklands row, with a possible 120 million move to City doing nothing to help.

And in Valencia, Levante dream of Oriol Rey (“I’d stay here all my life”) while Valencia CF have gone 40 days without a signing, just a week before their debut.

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