James Rodríguez has retired from international football after 15 years and 131 appearances for Colombia. The iconic No. 10 leaves as the country’s record cap holder, with 31 goals and 43 assists. His career was defined by the 2014 World Cup Golden Boot and memorable performances. At 35, Rodríguez will continue his club career with Atlético Nacional.
James Rodríguez has retired from international football after 15 years and 131 appearances for Colombia. The iconic No. 10 leaves as the country’s record cap holder, with 31 goals and 43 assists. His career was defined by the 2014 World Cup Golden Boot and memorable performances. At 35, Rodríguez will continue his club career with Atlético Nacional.
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