The ten is not sure of its continuity in Sao Paulo and there is no shortage of suitors.
James Rodríguez with Colombia
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Futbolred Editorial
June 5, 2024, 04:17 p.m. m.
James Rodriguez It is a topic of discussion in all parts of the world and although he is focused on the Colombian National Team, preparing what will be the Copa América in the United States, the ten does not lose sight of the teams that want to sign him after his non-continuity in Sao Paulo.
The rumors do not stop and although a few weeks ago it was announced that Celta de Vigo was a candidate, finally, the club does not have the means to pay his salary and therefore, it is not a real option for the Spanish team.
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However, in the Argentine press the name of James Rodriguez, Well, on ESPN, journalist Federico Bulos assured that Boca Juniors He has his sights on the Colombian ten and even James himself has the dream of reaching the xeneize after the approval of Juan Román Riquelme.
“The transfer market is moving and I am going to tell you something that it is not unreasonable to think about this signing for Boca. James Rodríguez is a wish, an old taste of Juan Román Riquelme, just as happened with Edison Cavani. Many times he fulfills it and they told me that the player welcomes this possibility of joining the Xeneize team, they say that he is eager to come,” said the renowned Argentine journalist.
The discussion began in the program hosted by Sebastián Vignolo and many doubted that he would reach Boca Juniors, but ‘Chicken’ assured that if he is physically well, he could be a good option after his bad time in Sao Paulo.
“In Sao Paulo it didn’t go well for him, but he comes from a career where he broke everything, he is a Colombian National Team player and for me this signing is well thought out. He was a champion with Banfield and he is physically well, he had no major injuries,” Vignolo said.
In this way, James could return to Argentine football, a league where he became known worldwide after his successful time at Banfield, a club where he was League champion and with whom he had outstanding performances in the Copa Libertadores between the 2008 and 2010 seasons.
