James Rodriguez: the evolution of a stellar player between clubs and national team

The captain of Colombia is confident in shining once again in a major international tournament. James Rodríguez, after standing out in the 2014 World Cup, faces with excitement his third World Cup with the hope of surpassing past achievements.

A national team player

James Rodríguez has become a more prominent figure in the national team than in clubs. His performance for Colombia contrasts with his recent club displays, where the numbers have not been as favorable.

Challenge at the World Cup

Eager to go beyond the quarterfinals reached in 2014, James trusts in the talent and quality of his team to dream of a grand final at the World Cup. At 34 years old, he feels it's a good moment to shine once again for his country.

The contrast of records

While his recent club records have been modest, his form with the Colombian national team is inspiring. With 31 goals and 43 assists in 126 international appearances, James emphasizes the importance of playing a significant role in the team's tactics.

The role of a '10' today

James reflects on the evolution of modern football, where '10s' have fewer leading roles. He appreciates the trust and support he receives in the national team, where he feels valued and crucial to the team.

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