São Paulo star regretted James Rodriguez’s departure from Brazil: ‘I’m with him, it’s a shame’

James rodriguez is currently enjoying a well-deserved vacation, while defining his near future. The Colombian is looking for a club in Europe that will open the door for him and allow him to once again become a protagonist on the international stage.

The 33-year-old left-hander terminated his contract with the Sao Paulo, Brazil, this week, after a turbulent few months in which he was erased by the Coach Luis Zubeldia, who never took him into account in the project.

The reasons for his departure

The player himself referred to what happened in a live broadcast Twitch, In which he explained some of the reasons that led him to end the link that bound him to the São Paulo team until December 30, 20250

“Sometimes things go well and sometimes they go badly, and you always learn from everything. It’s a good experience, it taught me something, I learn a lot from bad things,” he said on the platform.

“I know that at the next club there are things that should not be done or should be handled better. When I had to play I did things well, at a good level. When things don’t work out, you have to step aside,” he added.

Calleri regrets the departure of James

A player from the Sao Paulo from Brazil spoke on the subject James Rodriguez and with some nostalgia he regretted the departure of the captain of the Colombia selection who shone in the last Copa América and took home the award for Best Player of the Conmebol tournament.

Jonathan Calleri, São Paulo forward, who established a good relationship with the man from Cúcuta, did not spare a single compliment when talking about his former teammate after São Paulo’s victory against Goiás in the Brasileirão.

“I love the way he plays. He couldn’t fit in at São Paulo. He’s a number 10, he played for Real Madrid, he was voted the best player in the Copa América,” said the Argentine striker.

Calleri said that James Rodríguez is “one of the best players” he has played with at the club and did not hesitate to give his opinion on the departure of the Colombian star. “It is a shame that he is leaving… Keeping James in the team would be key to winning the Libertadores and the Copa de Brasil. If the best option is to leave, I am with him,” he said.

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