James Rodríguez's uncertain future in Real Madrid
Brasil 2014 top scorer, James Rodríguez, is not having a good time in Madrid. Having a fight with Zinedine Zidane, he was not called up for the Champions League final and his departure seems imminent. The only problem that arises now are Real Madrid's demands for the transaction.
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Florentino Pérez, the president, wants to receive a similar amount to the 80 million that Real Madrid paid to Monaco in exchange for the player. The president would even be willing to reduce the price to 60 million. But the offers did not exceed 40 million. Months ago, there was another attempt to sell, but the club rejected the proposals due to FIFA's sanction that did not allow the white club to register any player until the next summer.
With the opening of the new summer transfer window just around the corner, Real Madrid has picked up the phone again to hear the proposals for the attacking midfielder but they have not made a decision yet.
According to journalist Eduardo Inda, Liverpool has been the latest to join the list of suitors for the Colombian. According to the journalist, both clubs have already had contacts to reach an agreement.
Jürgen Klopp is working to strengthen the project he has at the British club and his intentions would be to incorporate James into the squad.
However, those from Anfield would have joined the offers that Manchester United, Chelsea, Paris Saint Germain, and Milan have already made, which have already expressed their interest in the captain of the Colombian national team.
James is willing to change his life. He knows he needs to play and with Zidane he would play very little or nothing.
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