Colombia star, James Rodríguez has announced his retirement from international football, bringing an end to an important chapter of his career with the national team.
Rodríguez finishes his international career with 131 appearances and 31 goals for Colombia. He also leaves as the country’s all-time leading assist provider and ranks second on Colombia’s all-time goalscoring list.
The midfielder also holds the record for the most World Cup qualifying goals scored by a Colombian player, further highlighting his influence on the national team.Rodríguez became a household name during the 2014 FIFA World Cup, where his outstanding performances and spectacular goals helped Colombia reach the quarterfinals.
His Golden Boot-winning campaign showed him as one of the tournament’s standout players. Throughout his international career, Rodríguez became one of Colombia’s most recognisable footballers and played a significant role in the country’s success on the international stage.
His decision marks the end of an era for Colombian football, with supporters now looking back on a career filled with memorable moments, creativity, and individual brilliance.
After 131 caps and 31 goals, a Colombian football legend says goodbye to international football.
