James leaving Madrid was the best thing, says father

James leaving Madrid was the best thing, says father 

19 February 2018 

James Rodriguez's turn from Real Madrid to Bayern Munich was the best choice he could make, as per his dad. 

In the wake of battling for diversion time at the Santiago Bernabeu, James left to the German mammoths on a two-year advance arrangement in July. 

The Colombian has inspired in the Bundesliga, scoring four times and giving six aids 16 diversions. 

His dad, Wilson Rodriguez, said the 26-year-old's choice to leave Madrid was a decent one. 

"My child did well leaving Real Madrid for Bayern Munich, he is exceptionally cheerful in Germany," he disclosed to Marca Claro. 

"I see him carrying on with a quiet and chipper life and it's unfathomably critical for him to perform on the pitch. 

"He adores Real Madrid a great deal, I don't figure anyone can ever question that, be that as it may, the best thing he could do was leave the group. 

"He had lost the donning satisfaction on the pitch that he had when [Carlo] Ancelotti was mentor." 

Subsequent to influencing 29 to class begins for Madrid in 2014-15, James made less than 18 in the two seasons that took after. 

Wilson Rodriguez said James admired Madrid mentor Zinedine Zidane, who assumed control in January 2016. 

"Zidane was one of James' footballing symbols, yet that doesn't imply that the mentor won't choose that my child can't fit into his group," he said. 

"Be that as it may, you will never hear my child speak gravely about the French mentor or censure him for something identified with football."
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