The new coach of Bayern Munich says that James Rodriguez remains

The future of James Rodríguez is taking more and more scale. On Thursday, the Bayern Munich team began working for next season, so new coach Niko Kovac, at a press conference before a friendly against PSG, said the Colombian was in his plans. 19659005] " For the moment there is no discussion: will play for Bayern in the 2018-2019 season," said coach who opens in the direction Bavarian club. "J ames Rodriguez has a loan agreement that is still valid then we will decide whether he stays with us longer or not," said the coach, born in Germany but also of Croatian nationality. (Read here: James Rodriguez: "I do not feel angry with Zidane")

The approval of the technician is added to what was said by the president of the entity Karl-Heinz Rummenigge who in early April, claimed that "we are very happy with James. We have an option and we will execute r."

Then that rumors of his stay were confirmed, the Colombian recovered from the injury in his right foot soleus, who was eliminated from the last match of the World Cup, where Colombia faced and lost against England in the round of 16 of the 2018 World Cup. (This may interest you: Who is Niko Kovac? Bayern Munich)

Although the Spanish press in recent days has been spent talking about the possibility that the Colombian would return to Real Madrid, because the The new White House coach, the Spanish Julen Lopetegui, wanted the Colombian to be on his team. In July 2017, the Colombian midfielder came to German football for a price of two years, with

Who is Niko Kovac?

Kovac, born in Berlin to Croatian parents, developed most of his playing career in Germany. He made his professional debut in 1990 with Hertha Zehlendorf. The following year, he was transferred to Hertha Berlin, and subsequently played in several Bundesliga clubs, such as Bayern Munich. Finally, he retired in 2009, as a Red Bull Salzburg player. In addition, he has been international with the Croatian national team 83 times and scored 14 goals, debut on December 11, 1996, in a friendly match against the team of Morocco who finished with a score 2-2. (Read also: It was the return of James Rodríguez to Bernabéu)

As a coach, he began his career on [16octobre1990] when he was appointed coach of Croatia . He managed to qualify, through the play-offs, the Croatian team for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, where he fell into the group stage. He was fired in September 2015, because of the poor results that he was collecting in the Euro 2016 qualifying and he arrived at Eintracht in March 2016 while the team struggled to avoid relegation.