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Has James Rodríguez died? Why is it circulating on social media that the Colombian footballer died?
The news about James Rodriguez’s alleged death has been circulating on the Internet, worrying his followers. Is it true?
“Did James Rodriguez die ?”, “Did James Rodriguez have an accident?”, “What happened to James Rodriguez?” are the questions that users have asked after this news spread.
Fortunately, the footballer and new signing of León de México is in good health and above all alive. What really happened was a fake news combined with his last training session.
And while the entire ‘Fiera’ team was playing regularly, the former Real Madrid player was doing it differently, worrying the fans, who are expecting him to play against Juárez at the Nou Camp.
Journalist Paco Montes commented on Fox Sports Mexico: ” As a precaution and for adaptation, James Rodríguez trained separately today at the start of his work with Club León, ” clearing up any doubts about a possible injury or accident.
It is worth remembering that the 2024 World Cup player in Brazil with the Colombian National Team already made his debut in Liga MX, but he did so from the substitute bench when he entered the field in the 64th minute at the Jalisco Stadium.
At that time, León was losing 1-0 to Atlas, but James was instrumental in his team turning the score around and finishing 2-1, which leaves them in fifth place with three points.
James Rodriguez did not die, it was all false
Fake news is created with the aim of creating uncertainty and panic among the community, so it is recommended to consult reliable and fully credible sources.
At gurutrends.com.ng we have debunked the false deaths of artists such as Ricardo Montaner, Carlos Vives, Shakira, Marco Antonio Solís; actors such as Will Smith, Vin Diesel and Jackie Chan; as well as athletes such as Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.
According to a study by the German statistics portal, Statista, in 2022, the countries on our continent that consumed the most fake news were Mexico and Peru with 87%, only behind the Philippines with 89%.
