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Club Leon captain James Rodriguez has urged FIFA to reconsider axing the Mexican side from the Club World Cup after branding the decision as a “grave injustice”.Leon were last week deemed ineligible ...

MEXICO CITY -- León captain James Rodríguez and coach Eduardo Berizzo urged FIFA ... Club World Cup staged in the United States this summer. "I'm happy to be here," Rodriguez said. "Whether or not we ...

James Rodriguez has blasted FIFA for their decision ... is the highest-ranked CONCACAF team not from Mexico or the MLS, and therefore the next most suitable representative. And Colombian superstar ...

This is another setback for the Colombian playmaker, who saw Mexico as his platform to return to the spotlight on the international stage. With León out and the rules clear, James will miss the ...

James Rodriguez recently started for his team, Club León in Mexico, during their latest match, a defeat, without showing any signs of physical issues. For this reason, the Colombian star is ...

MEXICO CITY -- León captain James Rodríguez and coach Eduardo Berizzo ... "I'm happy to be here," Rodriguez said. "Whether or not we play in the Club World Cup does not change the fact that ...

James Rodriguez has described FIFA’s decision ... Advertisement Leon is owned by Grupo Pachuca, one of Mexico’s most influential ownership groups. Grupo Pachuca also controls CF Pachuca ...