Colombian midfielder James Rodríguez, who scored his national team's only goal against Venezuela on the final day of the qualifying round for Qatar 2022 on Tuesday, assured that the dream of qualifying for the World Cup event “did not happen” and that the team “must assume that responsibility”.
In addition, on his Twitter account he made an interesting reflection in which he expresses his sadness at not being able to play his third world cup, as well as for his teammates who will not be able to play such an important event and will refuse to show their talent to the best in the world:
Finally, James Rodríguez left the ball bouncing on the pitch of the leaders who were asked to work with greater commitment to prove that Colombian football can be a world power:
For now, the future of both Reinaldo Rueda and some players of the national team is unknown in the face of the upcoming World Cup process.
After the match was over, the Al Rayyan player from Qatar was hurt after the elimination of the Colombia National Team. First, the Gol Caracol journalist stressed that despite the failure, Colombia cut a 26-year streak without beating 'Vinotinto' as a visitor, which generated a sharp response from former Real Madrid.
“Sad because we were out of the World Cup. Anything you say can be used against us, now there are no more words, we did our job today, but when you don't depend on yourself it's much more complicated, although we've done the job (...) I don't care about that, I wanted to qualify for the World Cup, but it didn't happen and we have to take that responsibility.”
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