Spektakularno predstavljanje Jamesa Rodrigueza u Madridu

Colombian striker formerly at AS Monaco James Rodriguez poses during his presentation at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium following his signing with Spanish club Real Madrid in Madrid on July 22, 2014. Spanish media said Real paid about Ä80 million ($108m) for Rodriguez, making him one of the most expensive players ever. Neither club gave a figure, but Monaco said it was "one of the biggest transfers in football history." AFP PHOTO / PIERRE-PHILIPPE MARCOU

Colombian striker formerly at AS Monaco James Rodriguez poses during his presentation at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium following his signing with Spanish club Real Madrid in Madrid on July 22, 2014. Spanish media said Real paid about Ä80 million ($108m) for Rodriguez, making him one of the most expensive players ever. Neither club gave a figure, but Monaco said it was "one of the biggest transfers in football history." AFP PHOTO / PIERRE-PHILIPPE MARCOU

Colombian striker formerly at AS Monaco James Rodriguez poses during his presentation at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium following his signing with Spanish club Real Madrid in Madrid on July 22, 2014. Spanish media said Real paid about Ä80 million ($108m) for Rodriguez, making him one of the most expensive players ever. Neither club gave a figure, but Monaco said it was "one of the biggest transfers in football history." AFP PHOTO / PIERRE-PHILIPPE MARCOU

Colombian striker formerly at AS Monaco James Rodriguez poses during his presentation at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium following his signing with Spanish club Real Madrid in Madrid on July 22, 2014. Spanish media said Real paid about Ä80 million ($108m) for Rodriguez, making him one of the most expensive players ever. Neither club gave a figure, but Monaco said it was "one of the biggest transfers in football history." AFP PHOTO / PIERRE-PHILIPPE MARCOU

Colombian striker formerly at AS Monaco James Rodriguez poses during his presentation at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium following his signing with Spanish club Real Madrid in Madrid on July 22, 2014. Spanish media said Real paid about Ä80 million ($108m) for Rodriguez, making him one of the most expensive players ever. Neither club gave a figure, but Monaco said it was "one of the biggest transfers in football history." AFP PHOTO / PIERRE-PHILIPPE MARCOU

Colombian striker formerly at AS Monaco James Rodriguez poses during his presentation at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium following his signing with Spanish club Real Madrid in Madrid on July 22, 2014. Spanish media said Real paid about Ä80 million ($108m) for Rodriguez, making him one of the most expensive players ever. Neither club gave a figure, but Monaco said it was "one of the biggest transfers in football history." AFP PHOTO / PIERRE-PHILIPPE MARCOU

Colombian striker formerly at AS Monaco James Rodriguez poses during his presentation at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium following his signing with Spanish club Real Madrid in Madrid on July 22, 2014. Spanish media said Real paid about Ä80 million ($108m) for Rodriguez, making him one of the most expensive players ever. Neither club gave a figure, but Monaco said it was "one of the biggest transfers in football history." AFP PHOTO / PIERRE-PHILIPPE MARCOU

Real Madrid's President Florentino Perez (L) and Colombian striker formerly at AS Monaco James Rodriguez pose during his presentation at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium following his signing with Spanish club Real Madrid in Madrid on July 22, 2014. Spanish media said Real paid about Ä80 million ($108m) for Rodriguez, making him one of the most expensive players ever. Neither club gave a figure, but Monaco said it was "one of the biggest transfers in football history." AFP PHOTO / PIERRE-PHILIPPE MARCOU

Real Madrid's President Florentino Perez (L) and Colombian striker formerly at AS Monaco James Rodriguez pose during his presentation at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium following his signing with Spanish club Real Madrid in Madrid on July 22, 2014. Spanish media said Real paid about Ä80 million ($108m) for Rodriguez, making him one of the most expensive players ever. Neither club gave a figure, but Monaco said it was "one of the biggest transfers in football history." AFP PHOTO / PIERRE-PHILIPPE MARCOU

Real Madrid's President Florentino Perez (L) and Colombian striker formerly at AS Monaco James Rodriguez pose during his presentation at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium following his signing with Spanish club Real Madrid in Madrid on July 22, 2014. Spanish media said Real paid about Ä80 million ($108m) for Rodriguez, making him one of the most expensive players ever. Neither club gave a figure, but Monaco said it was "one of the biggest transfers in football history." AFP PHOTO / PIERRE-PHILIPPE MARCOU

Real Madrid's President Florentino Perez speaks during the presentation of Colombian striker formerly at AS Monaco James Rodriguez at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium following his signing with Spanish club Real Madrid in Madrid on July 22, 2014. Spanish media said Real paid about Ä80 million ($108m) for Rodriguez, making him one of the most expensive players ever. Neither club gave a figure, but Monaco said it was "one of the biggest transfers in football history." AFP PHOTO / PIERRE-PHILIPPE MARCOU

Colombian striker formerly at AS Monaco James Rodriguez acknowledges the crowd during his presentation at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium following his signing with Spanish club Real Madrid in Madrid on July 22, 2014. Spanish media said Real paid about Ä80 million ($108m) for Rodriguez, making him one of the most expensive players ever. Neither club gave a figure, but Monaco said it was "one of the biggest transfers in football history." AFP PHOTO / PIERRE-PHILIPPE MARCOU

Colombian striker formerly at AS Monaco James Rodriguez acknowledges the crowd during his presentation at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium following his signing with Spanish club Real Madrid in Madrid on July 22, 2014. Spanish media said Real paid about Ä80 million ($108m) for Rodriguez, making him one of the most expensive players ever. Neither club gave a figure, but Monaco said it was "one of the biggest transfers in football history." AFP PHOTO / PIERRE-PHILIPPE MARCOU

Colombian striker formerly at AS Monaco James Rodriguez acknowledges the crowd during his presentation at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium following his signing with Spanish club Real Madrid in Madrid on July 22, 2014. Spanish media said Real paid about Ä80 million ($108m) for Rodriguez, making him one of the most expensive players ever. Neither club gave a figure, but Monaco said it was "one of the biggest transfers in football history." AFP PHOTO / PIERRE-PHILIPPE MARCOU

Colombian striker formerly at AS Monaco James Rodriguez acknowledges the crowd during his presentation at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium following his signing with Spanish club Real Madrid in Madrid on July 22, 2014. Spanish media said Real paid about Ä80 million ($108m) for Rodriguez, making him one of the most expensive players ever. Neither club gave a figure, but Monaco said it was "one of the biggest transfers in football history." AFP PHOTO / PIERRE-PHILIPPE MARCOU

Colombian striker formerly at AS Monaco James Rodriguez controls a ball during his presentation at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium following his signing with Spanish club Real Madrid in Madrid on July 22, 2014. Spanish media said Real paid about Ä80 million ($108m) for Rodriguez, making him one of the most expensive players ever. Neither club gave a figure, but Monaco said it was "one of the biggest transfers in football history." AFP PHOTO / PIERRE-PHILIPPE MARCOU

Colombian striker formerly at AS Monaco James Rodriguez controls a ball during his presentation at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium following his signing with Spanish club Real Madrid in Madrid on July 22, 2014. Spanish media said Real paid about Ä80 million ($108m) for Rodriguez, making him one of the most expensive players ever. Neither club gave a figure, but Monaco said it was "one of the biggest transfers in football history." AFP PHOTO / PIERRE-PHILIPPE MARCOU

Colombian striker formerly at AS Monaco James Rodriguez controls a ball during his presentation at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium following his signing with Spanish club Real Madrid in Madrid on July 22, 2014. Spanish media said Real paid about Ä80 million ($108m) for Rodriguez, making him one of the most expensive players ever. Neither club gave a figure, but Monaco said it was "one of the biggest transfers in football history." AFP PHOTO / PIERRE-PHILIPPE MARCOU

Colombian striker formerly at AS Monaco James Rodriguez controls a ball during his presentation at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium following his signing with Spanish club Real Madrid in Madrid on July 22, 2014. Spanish media said Real paid about Ä80 million ($108m) for Rodriguez, making him one of the most expensive players ever. Neither club gave a figure, but Monaco said it was "one of the biggest transfers in football history." AFP PHOTO / PIERRE-PHILIPPE MARCOU

Colombian striker formerly at AS Monaco James Rodriguez controls a ball during his presentation at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium following his signing with Spanish club Real Madrid in Madrid on July 22, 2014. Spanish media said Real paid about Ä80 million ($108m) for Rodriguez, making him one of the most expensive players ever. Neither club gave a figure, but Monaco said it was "one of the biggest transfers in football history." AFP PHOTO / PIERRE-PHILIPPE MARCOU

Colombian striker formerly at AS Monaco James Rodriguez poses during his presentation at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium following his signing with Spanish club Real Madrid in Madrid on July 22, 2014. Spanish media said Real paid about Ä80 million ($108m) for Rodriguez, making him one of the most expensive players ever. Neither club gave a figure, but Monaco said it was "one of the biggest transfers in football history." AFP PHOTO / PIERRE-PHILIPPE MARCOU

Colombian striker formerly at AS Monaco James Rodriguez poses during his presentation at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium following his signing with Spanish club Real Madrid in Madrid on July 22, 2014. Spanish media said Real paid about Ä80 million ($108m) for Rodriguez, making him one of the most expensive players ever. Neither club gave a figure, but Monaco said it was "one of the biggest transfers in football history." AFP PHOTO / PIERRE-PHILIPPE MARCOU