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James Rodriguez, who caught the eye at the 2014 World Cup and was named player of the tournament at last summer’s Copa America, will once again see his club career continue in Spain.
James, who won the Golden Boot at the World Cup a decade ago, or the most goals scored in the tournament, joined Real Madrid after the big tournament and played for the club for six seasons, after stints at Porto and Monaco.
Real Madrid loaned him to Bayern Munich for two seasons, and then Rodriguez played for Everton in England for a season, but then moved to Qatar (Al Rayyan), then to Greece (Olympiacos), and has played in Brazil (Sao Paulo) for the past two years.
Rodriguez’s contract with the Brazilian club expires this summer and the job-hunting striker was named player of the tournament at the Copa America and had a fantastic summer for his country, reaching the CONCACAF Champions League final but still having to concede the advantage of Argentina.
Rayo Vallecano, who are currently playing in the Spanish Super League, announced the signing of 33-year-old Rodriguez. Last year, the club almost escaped the relegation zone and finished the season in 17th place. This season, Rayo Vallecano started with 1 win and 1 loss.
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