James Rodríguez is evolving after hospitalization but leaves doubts about his return

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James Rodríguez is evolving after hospitalization but leaves doubts about his return

The captain of the Colombian team, James Rodríguez, evolving favorably after being hospitalized in the state of Minnesota (USA) due to severe dehydration, reported the Colombian Soccer Federation (FCF).

According to a statement from the organization, The midfielder was subjected to medical observation for the last 72 hours in a clinical center, after presenting a condition of non-sporting origin the day after the match against France, played on the most recent Fifa date.

The federation specified that the situation ““It is not related to musculoskeletal injuries nor is it linked to the development of his football activities.”and stressed that the hospitalization was preventive and recovery in nature, with the aim of stabilizing the player and guaranteeing his evolution.

The most recent medical report indicates that Rodríguez presents a “favorable evolution and constant improvement”, which has generated tranquility both within the team and among the fans.

The medical staff of the Colombia National Team maintains permanent communication with its club, Minnesota United FC, to closely track your health status and coordinate the next steps in your recovery.

On the most recent Fifa date, Colombia fell 2-1 against Croatia and 3-0 against France, in games in which Rodríguez had a regular performance and was the subject of criticism from fans and analysts, who questioned his impact on the team’s game.

Although a date for his return to competitive activity has not been specified, The midfielder is expected to continue under medical supervision in the coming days before progressively resuming his training.

Rodríguez is one of the main figures of the national team and a key piece in the coach’s scheme, Therefore, its evolution will be decisive for Colombia’s next official commitments.

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