First league More contractual details appear
More details about James Rodriguez’s deal with Everton have emerged in recent days, including an unknown clause that could see his contract extended for another year.
The Colombian international moved to Toffees in real Madrid last summer and signed a two-year deal with the Premier League team.
According to the Liverpool Echo, the aforementioned agreement includes a one-year extension clause, one that will be automatically triggered if James features in a number of games.
However, as the English publication shows, Everton could extend the deal by another 12 months, even if the 29-year-old fails to reach that number of appearances.
Asked about the details James‘business, coach Carlo Ancelotti avoided discussing this specific clause.
“Really, we haven’t talked about this at the moment, we’re just happy he’s here and he’s happy he’s here.” Ancelotti he said at a news conference.
“So, if we are happy, he is happy.
“There is no problem in signing the contract
“It is not my job to extend the contract with the player.
“I can only advise the club to extend the contract and I can advise the player to stay with us. That’s it.”