James Rodríguez announces retirement from international soccer with Colombia
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 15, 2026, 6:02 PM
Last updated Sep 15, 2026
James Rodríguez has retired from international soccer after a 15-year career with Colombia, making the announcement on September 15, 2026. He earned 127 caps and scored 34 goals for his national team, participating in three World Cups. The news comes shortly after he signed with Atlético Nacional, Colombia's largest club. This marks the end of a significant chapter in Rodríguez's soccer journey.
- •James Rodríguez retires after 127 caps and 34 goals for Colombia.
- •He participated in three World Cups during his international career.
- •The announcement follows his recent signing with Atlético Nacional.
- •Rodríguez's retirement closes a prominent chapter in Colombian soccer.
- 6:02 PMYahoo Sports — 🚨 James Rodríguez announces his international retirement
"A chapter closes.James Rodríguez announced this Tuesday evening the end of his international career with Colombia.Fifteen years, 127 caps, 34 goals scored, three World Cups played: the playmaker bows...
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