James Rodriguez's brief tenure with Minnesota United in Major League Soccer (MLS) appears to be coming to an end, just three months after his arrival. The Colombian star, who signed in February, is set to have his contract expire following the team's match against the Colorado Rapids on Wednesday. Rodriguez's time in Minnesota was marked by injuries and fitness issues, limiting him to just four appearances and 103 minutes of play, with no goals or assists to his name. Despite the excitement surrounding his signing, Rodriguez struggled to regain his form after not playing competitively for several months. Minnesota United has performed well in his absence, accumulating 20 points from their first 11 matches. Following his departure, Rodriguez is expected to join Colombia's national team for the upcoming World Cup, although speculation about his retirement after the tournament has surfaced. If he does retire, his time with Minnesota may be remembered as the shortest club spell of his career.