Last night speech was full of praise for Lamine, Busquets, Xavi, Iniesta (all who never won BdO) and the work of the Spanish youth system, de la Fuente. I felt this 80% related to Barca and 0% on Real Madrid. I'm not sure whether Pep was mentioned in the speech, but we can't ignore the fact he got where he's at under Guardiola's guidance.
Doubtful he'd ever join Real Madrid, being Atletico Madrid youth product. And he's no foreigner like Courtois, Rodri is Madrid local very much born into the city's football culture.
Yeah, Real Madrid offers more money and opportunity for trophies, but to play second fiddle as Real Madrid's Busquets in the shadow of Vinicius or Bellingham goals, forget another BdO. Judging they'd be there when the time comes. I'm not saying he's automatic for Barca, he might just continue his career in England.