James Rodríguez without a club again after leaving Minnesota United | OneFootball

James Rodríguez is once again without a club. Minnesota United announced this Wednesday the end of its ties with the Colombian international, who is now a free agent after a spell of just four months in MLS.

The departure was made official on social media through a brief message: “Thank you for everything, James.” The North American club decided not to exercise the renewal option included in the contract, which was valid until the end of the 2026 World Cup.

The adventure in the United States ultimately fell short of expectations. Presented in February as one of the team’s standout figures, the former FC Porto player was hampered by physical problems and a lack of continuity, taking part in only eight official matches without scoring a single goal.

At 35, James Rodríguez is now preparing to find a new club, after representing yet another team since 2020. Over the course of his career, the Colombian has worn the shirts of FC Porto, Monaco, Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, Everton, Olympiacos, São Paulo, Rayo Vallecano, Club León and Minnesota United.

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