James Rodríguez Picks Next Team After MLS Exit: Contract Length and Salary Details
The former Real Madrid and Bayern Munich midfielder signed through June 2027 after a brief MLS spell, with reports putting his salary at $2.5 million to $3 million.
- On Friday, Colombian soccer legend James Rodriguez officially returned to his homeland, signing with Atletico Nacional as the 14th club of his career.
- After leaving Colombia at 16 to join Argentina's Banfield, Rodriguez played for European giants including Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, and Porto, winning 25 trophies and earning 131 international caps.
- The 35-year-old signed a contract running until June 30, 2027, following his recent stint with Minnesota United in Major League Soccer, with reports indicating an annual salary between $2.5 million and $3 million.
- This move marks his first return to Colombian soccer since leaving Envigado in 2008, while he surpassed goalkeeper David Ospina as the nation's most-capped player this summer.
- His one-year deal covers the Liga DIMAYOR season through June 2027, with an option to extend for a further year if both parties agree.
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Soccer-James Rodriguez returns to Colombia with Atletico Nacional
Sept 11 (Reuters) - Colombia midfielder James Rodriguez has returned to play in his homeland for the first time since leaving as a teenager, joining Atletico Nacional on a free transfer, the club said.
On Friday, the Colombian offensive community engaged with the Atlético Nacional, signing its return to the championship where it all started for him.
The ex of Real Madrid returns to his country 18 years! after leaving Envigado
The captain of the Colombian team had received an offer from the US Avellino of the second division of Italy, confirmed by the president of the club
The Colombian midfielder will sign until June 2027 and will return to compete in the country after almost two decades of international career. The post Germán García Grova revealed the future of James Rodríguez: «Volver» appeared first on El Intranssigente: Latest news from Argentina and the world in real time.
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