James Rodriguez The transfer market continues to move in the last hours. The steering wheel belonging to Sao Paulo was related as reinforcement of Boca Juniors for the next season. The information had been revealed on Wednesday around noon.
Everything pointed to the option for the Cucuteño to land in The Bombonera was viable due to a personal desire to Juan roman riquelme, legend and president of the club. However, this Thursday morning from albiceleste soil the team’s position on the matter was confirmed.
Journalist Tati Civiello from ‘TyC Sports’ pointed out the official decision of the football council of the blue and gold club regarding the arrival of the Colombian. The statement stated that the information communicated from within Boca was different from what was mentioned in the media.
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“Boca Juniors does not have plans to sign James Rodríguez for next season. “He is ruled out.” According to information from the communicator and the media close to the Xeneize team, the club does not have the financial possibilities to add the Cucuteño.
From Argentine soil it was confirmed that the world champion team does not have options to add high-value players to the transfer market. The situation happens because the entire river It is not in the Copa Libertadores and that is why the issue of footballers with high salaries is closed and is not an option.
Although James is a player that Riquelme has always liked, the presence in the team of figures like Cavani or Advincula It doesn’t give you a chance to have many names at that level. The xeneizes are not living their most promising stage and the Colombian has high salary demands.
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For now, James is moving away from Boca and his options are increasingly limited. Although there is talk of the chance to return to Europe, everything indicates that the most possible thing for James is to move to an emerging league like the MLS or Mexican soccer.
