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James Rodríguez Transfer to Atlético Nacional
Futbolred reports that James Rodríguez trained for the first time with his new teammates at Atlético Nacional on Friday. His arrival at Nacional marks his return to Colombian football after an international career of nearly two decades, which included spells at clubs such as Porto, Monaco, Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, Everton, Olympiacos, São Paulo, and León.
Futbolred reports that James Rodríguez trained for the first time with his new teammates at Atlético Nacional on Friday. His arrival at Nacional marks his return to Colombian football after an international career of nearly two decades, which included spells at clubs such as Porto, Monaco, Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, Everton, Olympiacos, São Paulo, and León.
According to Futbolred, Atlético Nacional made the signing of James Rodríguez official on Thursday. The 35-year-old midfielder arrives after his time in international football and will join to compete in the League and Copa BetPlay tournaments. He signed a contract with the Medellín institution that runs until June 2027. The signing of the top scorer of the 2014 Brazil World Cup was completed hours before the registration deadline for players without a contract. This marks his return to competition in Colombia after being abroad for two decades.
According to Futbolred, Atlético Nacional made the signing of James Rodríguez official on Thursday. The 35-year-old midfielder arrives after his time in international football and will join to compete in the League and Copa BetPlay tournaments. He signed a contract with the Medellín institution that runs until June 2027. The signing of the top scorer of the 2014 Brazil World Cup was completed hours before the registration deadline for players without a contract. This marks his return to competition in Colombia after being abroad for two decades.
According to César Luis Merlo, James Rodríguez was announced as a new signing for Atlético Nacional. The Colombian prioritized playing in his country over an offer from Serie B club Avellino.
According to César Luis Merlo, James Rodríguez was announced as a new signing for Atlético Nacional. The Colombian prioritized playing in his country over an offer from Serie B club Avellino.
André Hernan reports that the transfer of James Rodríguez to Atlético Nacional is complete and that James Rodríguez is now a player for the club.
André Hernan reports that the transfer of James Rodríguez to Atlético Nacional is complete and that James Rodríguez is now a player for the club.
Atlético Nacional has reportedly decided against pursuing a deal for the 34-year-old Colombian free agent James Rodríguez. The management of the club does not contemplate signing Rodríguez because the player's high salary is unaffordable for the institution, and the club considers the position to be adequately staffed with alternatives including Juan Manuel Rengifo, Edwin Cardona, José Bauzá, and Eduard Bello. Previously, Junior de Barranquilla's majority shareholder, Fuad Char, had stated they would not pursue the player, while Millonarios' president, Enrique Camacho, acknowledged they were not working on such an idea. While Rodríguez would be training at the club's facility to maintain his physical condition and competitive rhythm, this does not mean there is any ongoing negotiation or a formal offer from Nacional. The midfielder has 122 caps and 31 goals for Colombia and has a current market value of €2.00m, according to Transfermarkt. In addition to the Colombian clubs, he has been linked with teams in Mexico and the MLS, such as Cruz Azul and Columbus Crew.
Atlético Nacional has reportedly decided against pursuing a deal for the 34-year-old Colombian free agent James Rodríguez. The management of the club does not contemplate signing Rodríguez because the player's high salary is unaffordable for the institution, and the club considers the position to be adequately staffed with alternatives including Juan Manuel Rengifo, Edwin Cardona, José Bauzá, and Eduard Bello. Previously, Junior de Barranquilla's majority shareholder, Fuad Char, had stated they would not pursue the player, while Millonarios' president, Enrique Camacho, acknowledged they were not working on such an idea. While Rodríguez would be training at the club's facility to maintain his physical condition and competitive rhythm, this does not mean there is any ongoing negotiation or a formal offer from Nacional. The midfielder has 122 caps and 31 goals for Colombia and has a current market value of €2.00m, according to Transfermarkt. In addition to the Colombian clubs, he has been linked with teams in Mexico and the MLS, such as Cruz Azul and Columbus Crew.
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