James Rodríguez joined Club León in Mexico, aiming for stability and big goals, including playing in the Club World Cup. The Colombian, who has played for teams like Real Madrid and Bayern Munich, hopes to adapt to Eduardo Berizzo's style and contribute to the team's success.

Colombia international James Rodríguez has signed with Liga MX's León, the Mexican club announced on Monday. Recently a free agent after terminating his contract with Rayo Vallecano -- who initially signed James in August -- the 33-year-old will now join a León side that kicks off their 2025 Clausura run on Jan. 18.

Rodriguez is set to play in the competition along other big-name players like Inter Miami's Lionel Messi and more

MEXICO CITY (AP) — After a brief stint with Rayo Vallecano, Colombia international James Rodríguez' next stop in Mexico's top flight will be eight-time champion Leon, one of three Mexican teams which have qualified for this year's Club World Cup.

The Club León from Mexico has taken a step forward in the transfer market by securing the arrival of James Rodríguez, the outstanding Colombian midfielder, who joins the team as a free agent after terminating his contract with Rayo Vallecano.

Colombian soccer star James Rodriguez transfers to Mexico's Club Leon from Spain's Rayo Vallecano. The move, announced on Monday, sees Rodriguez sign a one-year contract with an optional extension. Previously,

Colombia captain James Rodriguez has joined Mexico's Liga MX side Club Leon from LaLiga's Rayo Vallecano on a free transfer, both teams announced on Monday. Local media reports said Rodriguez had signed a one-year contract with an option for another season.

James Rodriguez ended his horror five-month spell back in La Liga as he agreed to terminate his Rayo Vallecano contract. In total, the former Real Madrid man made just seven