James Rodríguez spoke about everything in an interview with Daniel Habif and left details of his departure from Bayern Munich, with the reasons why he could not adapt to Germany. Were they the main ones of his departure?
On the one hand, he spoke of the cold he faced in the European country and also mentioned the personality of the people, which was ‘cold’. However, he also said that he had a great deal in the country.
“The Germans are very cold people, although I received a spectacular treatment at the club, they loved me very much. Living is not something easy, it is something hard because it is cold with -20 degrees, that was very hard for me. There were days when I would go to work at 9 o’clock, start the car and check the temperature: -28 degrees. I was wondering: ‘what am I doing here with this cold’ “, said the Colombian.
Although in the past James mentioned that it was he who did not want to stay and asked not to make the purchase option valid, this issue of adaptation to the country could mean with great importance the departure from the country and return to Real Madrid.
“The cold cost me a lot, in Munich there is a lot of quality of life, but I could not be comfortable there. In Germany they only think about work, they are machines, one would arrive and say hello, change, train and ‘bye’, each one with his life. They are little machines. German cost me a lot because I didn’t feel like it either, I told the teacher I had that I wasn’t going to waste his time or mine. I don’t want to, I couldn’t handle German, it was a language that I didn’t I wanted to learn, “he concluded.
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