James Rodriguez‘s Rayo Vallecano Stint Nearing End

The future of Colombian soccer star james Rodriguez, 33, appears to be away from Rayo Vallecano. After a disappointing return to La Liga, sources suggest a mutual agreement to terminate his contract is imminent.

Limited playing time under manager Iñigo Pérez has seen Rodriguez largely sidelined. The player, once touted as a key signing by club president Raúl Martín Presa, has struggled to make an impact this season. His performance has fallen far short of expectations.

Ending the contract is believed to be in the best interest of both Rodriguez and Rayo Vallecano. The club would save a significant portion of his salary—reportedly $1.2 million for the remainder of the season—allowing them to pursue other players to bolster their squad for the second half of the season. Simultaneously occurring, Rodriguez would be free to seek a new team better suited to his abilities.

Renowned soccer journalist Fabrizio Romano has confirmed ongoing discussions to finalize the contract termination, paving the way for Rodriguez to depart as a free agent. romano’s reporting corroborates speculation that has circulated in recent weeks.

This development marks a significant turn for Rodriguez, whose career has seen highs and lows since his breakout performance at the 2014 World Cup. His move to Rayo Vallecano was seen as a chance to reignite his career in a familiar league, but the outcome has been far from what many anticipated.

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