Overview
- Representatives held talks with Club América executives in Mexico City, formally presenting Rodríguez as a short-term signing option after recent roster changes.
- The proposal includes a six-month contract with an option to extend and wages near $3.5 million per year, down from the roughly $5 million he earned at León.
- América has asked for time to decide on the offer as the team deals with a shaky Clausura start and the departures of Álvaro Fidalgo and Allan Saint-Maximin.
- Separately, Argentine outlet 0221 reported he was offered to Estudiantes de La Plata with even lower salary terms as he seeks top-level competition.
- A DSports Radio journalist reported that Barcelona and Liga de Quito declined and that MLS clubs are not currently pursuing him, leaving his next destination uncertain.