James Rodríguez, who is currently playing for León in Mexico, has been linked to a potential move to Oviedo in Spain. The Spanish club, which has recently been promoted to the Primera División, is reportedly interested in acquiring the Colombian forward. The transfer talks are being facilitated by the fact that both León and Oviedo are owned by Grupo Pachuca, which could simplify the negotiations. James had an unsatisfactory period at Rayo Vallecano, where he had limited playtime under coach Íñigo Pérez, but he has become a key player for León. However, recent reports from Mexico indicate that Oviedo is considering him as a target, especially after the club's promotion to the top division. His potential transfer would be similar to the possible return of Salomón Rondón to Spain, emphasizing the strategic benefits of the Grupo Pachuca affiliation.