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Ex-Real Madrid star James Rodriguez is itching for a move back to European football.
Colombia international James Rodriguez is reportedly set to terminate his contract with Brazilian side Sao Paulo as he eyes a return to European football.
First playing football on the continent in 2010 after joining Porto from Argentine side Banfield, Rodriguez played in Europe until his exit to Al-Rayan in Qatar in 2021. He made a brief return when he joined Greek side Olympiacos, before returning to South America to play for Sao Paulo.
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James eyes Europe return
The Colombian is not having a great period in Brazil, as he is used sparingly. After showing his quality remains during the Copa America, the former Monaco man seeks a return to European football, according to reports.
James set the Copa America alight. He had a record six assists and led his Colombian side to the competition’s final before they eventually fell victim to World Champions Argentina.
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According to German Garcia Grover, an Argentina-based journalist, the performance in America has lit a fire in the belly of James, and he is prepared to rip his Sao Paulo contract to facilitate a return to European football.
This claim was also backed by the renowned Fabrizio Romano, who reported that James is set to be available as a free agent, despite having a contract till 2025.
His destination in Europe is currently undetermined, but a return to Everton is not far-fetched. The midfielder recently hinted at that when he replied, “Last dance?” to a plea by an Everton fan asking him to return “home.”
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