The Colombia star has concurred a six-year contract with Madrid and did his medical with the club on Tuesday morning..
None, of these club have affirmed the transfer for the 23-year-old, however reports suggest Madrid have paid 80 million euros (£63million), which would make Rodriguez the fourth most costly transfer ever after Gareth Bale, Cristiano Ronaldo and Luis Suarez.
A Real Madrid report said : "Real Madrid have arrived at a concurrence with Monaco for the transfer of James Rodriguez, who will join the club on six contract..
"Emulating that, James Rodriguez will make his first strides on the Santiago Bernabeu's pitch wearing the Real Madrid shirt and will go to the media in the press room."
Rodriguez was one of the star of the World Cup, scoring in each of Colombia's match as they arrived at the quarter-finals of the opposition for the first run through, inevitably losing 2-1 to has Brazil.
Altogether Rodriguez scored six goal at the World Cup to complete as the leading scorer - one ahead of Thomas Muller - while his dazzling 25-yard volley against Uruguay was voted goal of the competition on Fifa.com.
His marking comes short of what a week after Madrid got an alternate of the World Cup's star entertainers in Germany's Toni Kroos, who moved from Bayern Munich for a reported £24million.
It additionally implies that, if the reported figure is right, Madrid now brag three of the four most extravagant signings ever, having used a world-record £86million on Bale the previous summer and £80million on Ronaldo in 2009.
The Champions League champs would hold a clean breadth of the main three signings however for most despised adversaries Barcelona, who sprinkled out a reported £75million on Liverpool striker Luis Suarez prior this late spring.
Rodriguez started his carrer with Colombian side Envigado before moving down to Argentinian club Banfield at age17.
His performances for the Buenos Aires outfit pulled in the consideration of Porto, who marked him for £4million in 2010, and three years after the fact he joined Monaco for £38.5million in the wake of helping the Portuguese side win a cap trap of group titles and the 2011 Europa League.
The left-footed forward scored 10 goals in 38 matches in all match for Monaco last season as they completed second in Ligue 1 behind Paris St Germain.
An announcement on www.asm-fc.com read: "The club might want to take the chance to thank James for the part he played in recovering the club to the Champions League and wishes him the absolute best for what's to come.
"The club had no proposition to offer the player, however the time came when the result of an exchange was thought to be the most gainful answer for all gatherings.
"Monaco is glad to be a gathering to a standout amongst the most noteworthy moves in football history.
"Monaco is a club that will keep on growwing and stays concentrated on what's to come. Like never before it has the aspiration to reinforce the group and keep on advancing for next s
None, of these club have affirmed the transfer for the 23-year-old, however reports suggest Madrid have paid 80 million euros (£63million), which would make Rodriguez the fourth most costly transfer ever after Gareth Bale, Cristiano Ronaldo and Luis Suarez.
A Real Madrid report said : "Real Madrid have arrived at a concurrence with Monaco for the transfer of James Rodriguez, who will join the club on six contract..
"Emulating that, James Rodriguez will make his first strides on the Santiago Bernabeu's pitch wearing the Real Madrid shirt and will go to the media in the press room."
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Rodriguez was one of the star of the World Cup, scoring in each of Colombia's match as they arrived at the quarter-finals of the opposition for the first run through, inevitably losing 2-1 to has Brazil.
Altogether Rodriguez scored six goal at the World Cup to complete as the leading scorer - one ahead of Thomas Muller - while his dazzling 25-yard volley against Uruguay was voted goal of the competition on Fifa.com.
His marking comes short of what a week after Madrid got an alternate of the World Cup's star entertainers in Germany's Toni Kroos, who moved from Bayern Munich for a reported £24million.
It additionally implies that, if the reported figure is right, Madrid now brag three of the four most extravagant signings ever, having used a world-record £86million on Bale the previous summer and £80million on Ronaldo in 2009.
The Champions League champs would hold a clean breadth of the main three signings however for most despised adversaries Barcelona, who sprinkled out a reported £75million on Liverpool striker Luis Suarez prior this late spring.
Rodriguez started his carrer with Colombian side Envigado before moving down to Argentinian club Banfield at age17.
His performances for the Buenos Aires outfit pulled in the consideration of Porto, who marked him for £4million in 2010, and three years after the fact he joined Monaco for £38.5million in the wake of helping the Portuguese side win a cap trap of group titles and the 2011 Europa League.
The left-footed forward scored 10 goals in 38 matches in all match for Monaco last season as they completed second in Ligue 1 behind Paris St Germain.
An announcement on www.asm-fc.com read: "The club might want to take the chance to thank James for the part he played in recovering the club to the Champions League and wishes him the absolute best for what's to come.
"The club had no proposition to offer the player, however the time came when the result of an exchange was thought to be the most gainful answer for all gatherings.
"Monaco is glad to be a gathering to a standout amongst the most noteworthy moves in football history.
"Monaco is a club that will keep on growwing and stays concentrated on what's to come. Like never before it has the aspiration to reinforce the group and keep on advancing for next s
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