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Rayo Vallecano has made James Rodríguez its top priority. The Madrid club, which is celebrating its centenary this season, is dreaming of attracting the Colombian star and is doing everything it can to attract the 33-year-old attacking midfielder. Rayo, who had already brought in Radamel Falcao, to general surprise in the summer of 2021, is reportedly trying to use the same ploy to recruit James. Namely, using intermediaries to speak well of the club to the former Real Madrid player.
A strategy that could prove profitable. According to AsJames Rodríguez would already be in Madrid, where he owns a house, waiting for a potential transfer. In this case, it is the president of the Franjirrojo club who is managing and the latter would have good hopes about his finalization of the deal in the coming days. On the Rayo side, James is expected like the messiah, no one currently wears the number 10 at the club, the Colombian could come and solve this problem quite quickly. To be continued…
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