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James Rodriguez to Avellino is possible: figures and details of the offer

People in Avellino are starting to dream of a move for James Rodriguez.

The Colombia star, who also impressed for his country at the most recent 2026 World Cup in the United States-Mexico-Canada, is a free agent and in talks with the green-and-white club over a free transfer. If it happens, it will not just be a commercial move, because the former Real Madrid and Bayern Munich man wants a club where he can relaunch himself and keep playing.


  • The president’s confirmation

    Avellino president Angelo Antonio D'Agostino confirmed the possible arrival of James Rodriguez. Speaking to Ottopagine at the sidelines of an event, the Wolves' owner highlighted the ongoing talks:

    "James Rodriguez? We are thinking about it. It seems the player has made himself available, but we need to see. There are open talks, it is there, now we'll see in a moment. James wants to keep playing for another two years, from what I understand. He does not want to leave the world of football yet. We have spoken with one of his agents to try to convince him."

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  • The details

    These are decisive hours and Avellino have put a major offer on the table for the player: a one-year contract with the option of a further season in the event of promotion to Serie A. At Minnesota, the player was earning more than €5 million on his last deal. Avellino have now offered him a huge salary for a club like the Irpinian side, around €2 million including bonuses.

  • Career at the top

    James Rodriguez became a free agent after leaving American club Minnesota United on 30 June. During his career he has also played for Envigado, Banfield, Porto, Monaco, Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, Everton, Al-Rayyan, Olympiacos, San Paolo, Rayo Vallecano and Leon.


    Across that time he has won everything, collecting no fewer than 25 trophies: 2 Champions Leagues, 2 Club World Cups, 1 Europa League, 2 European Super Cups, 3 Portuguese league titles, 2 Spanish league titles, 2 German league titles, an Argentine league title, a Spanish Super Cup, a German Cup, a Portuguese Cup, 2 German Super Cups, 3 Portuguese Super Cups, a Brazilian Cup and a Brazilian Super Cup. He also finished as top scorer and won the Golden Boot at the 2014 World Cup.

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