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The last few weeks of Radamel Falcao in Spain have not been the best. The Colombian forward has had limited playing time in Rayo Vallecano's matches, which is why he would be willing to listen to new offers from other clubs. An interesting proposal has come from Mexico: Cruz Azul, one of the giants of the Liga MX, wants him on their team. The Mexican club is looking for a renowned striker to excite the fans and win titles.
Radamel Falcao's destination could take a radical turn in this transfer window. Cruz Azul, who already tried to sign Uruguayan forward Luis Suárez, has finally decided on Radamel Falcao. According to Miguel Delucio of the 90 min newspaper, the 'cement' team has the Colombian striker on their radar and will do everything possible to get him.
The media reveals that Cruz Azul's interest in 'El Tigre' is strong, but "the situation is a bit tricky". It won't be easy because the 'cement' team must resolve the deal with Rayo Vallecano, who would request financial compensation for the player, who has a valid contract until mid-this year.
Despite the fact that the situation doesn't look easy, Cruz Azul will send an offer to the Spanish club and hopes for a positive response. At 36 years old, it seems that Radamel Falcao's days in Europe are numbered. 'El Tigre' has not had a leading role in Rayo Vallecano's recent matches. Coach Iraola is betting on Camello, who is also scoring goals, and on Raúl de Tomás, the new signing in the attack.
Radamel Falcao's other options
The Argentine press revealed River Plate's interest in having 'El Tigre' back on their team, seeing him as a good reinforcement for the league and the Copa Libertadores. For Falcao, it would also be an interesting proposal because it is a country he knows well and where he established himself as a goalscorer.
Another option that Radamel Falcao is considering is joining Millonarios, which is the dream of many 'blue' fans. 'El Tigre' had a brief stint in Colombian football when he made his professional debut with Lanceros de Boyacá. However, on several occasions, he has confessed that he is a fan of 'Millos' and usually follows them. Although it seems difficult, in Colombia, he could find the necessary regularity to continue being called up to the national team.
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