James Rodríguez, Colombia’s most decorated World Cup player, told Telemundo Deportes in an exclusive interview that his team has “everything necessary” to fight for the 2026 FIFA World Cup title. At 34 years old, with 11 World Cup appearances to his name, making him Colombia’s most-capped player in the tournament’s history, Rodríguez isn’t just reminiscing about past glories. He’s actively engineering new ones.
Colombia finished first in Group K after going unbeaten, capped by a 0-0 draw against Portugal on June 27. The result was enough to top the group and advance to the knockout rounds with momentum. For Rodríguez, it could be the final act of a World Cup career that began spectacularly in 2014 when he won the Golden Boot.
The JR10 Token: a relic that refuses to fully disappear
The JR10 Token, which Rodríguez launched in partnership with SelfSell back in May 2018, fits that pattern almost perfectly. The presale was genuinely impressive by 2018 standards. 50 million tokens sold in 12 seconds, raising $500,000. But since then, the token has been largely dormant, with trading activity that could generously be described as minimal.
Every few years, like clockwork, the token experiences brief flickers of interest. These tend to coincide with Rodríguez doing something memorable on the pitch.
