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James Rodríguez smiled widely, he was able to lead Everton without problems in the Premier League. He just wants to play soccer and be happy.
Most recently, James Rodriguez led Everton to beat Birghton in Week 4. Premier league Saturday (10/3/2020) WIB night. He scored two goals and one assist, you can see images of the match here.
The result brought Everton while at the top Premier League standings for 12 points. Carlo Ancelotti’s men were able to raze the first four games with a victory.
James Rodríguez, a player just arrived from Real Madrid, caught fire immediately. Of the four games in the Premier League, the Colombian player managed to pack three goals and two assists.
James held the right-wing position for Everton. His curved legs are capable of turning the ball into precise passes and deadly shots.
James Rodríguez must be really happy. This is because when he strengthened Real Madrid from 2014 to 2020, his career went up and down like a wheel.
Once an idol, James Rodriguez was slowly sidelined because his performance declined after being hit by injury. It had even been loaned to the German club Bayern Munich.
Last season seemed like the darkest moment of his career. He rarely gets a chance to play and just heats up the bench.
 James Rodríguez continues to score goals and provide assists for Everton (Getty Images / Jan Kruger) |
Once Everton were interested in rocking him, James Rodríguez did not hesitate. He also met with coach Carlo Ancelotti. The 29-year-old brings full confidence by completing the main squad.
“I came to this club to win and play good football,” Marca reported.
“I also enjoyed good times with Ancelotti (at Real Madrid and Bayern Munich-red), those are the reasons why I joined Everton,” he continued.
The international break will bring out the Premier League first. After that, Everton will challenge city rivals Liverpool on Saturday (10/17).
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