Jose Salomon Rondon made his mark on Mexican soccer after arriving at Pachuca in January 2024. The Venezuelan striker was a star player in their Concacaf Champions League victory that same year. Rondon is still under contract with Pachuca, but he hinted at a move to a club in his home country. In July of this year, Salomon Rondon embarked on a journey to the Spanish first division. The "Gladiator" was loaned to Real Oviedo, a Spanish team that also belongs to Grupo Pachuca. However, Rondon hasn't fared very well in La Liga. In 16 matches played this season, Salomon Rondon has only managed to score 2 goals. Real Oviedo has serious offensive problems. Guillermo Almada's team, which recently took over the project, has the lowest scoring record in the entire league (7 goals). It is estimated that the club will make changes to its squad, and one of them would be Rondon's transfer. Initially, the Venezuelan striker would have to return to Pachuca. The Liga MX team has a current contract with Rondon. The all-time leading scorer for La Vinotinto's national team ends his contract in December 2027. But Salomon Rondon made a curious comment on social media. An influencer tagged the veteran Venezuelan striker with the word "vente" (come back), alluding to his return to Venezuelan football with Caracas FC. "I would love to," was Rondon's response, which caused a stir in the local media. Short stint in Venezuela. Throughout his career, Jose Salomon Rondon has played for Aragua FC, UD Las Palmas, Malaga, Rubin Kazan, Zenit, West Brom, Newcastle, DL Pro, CSKA Moscow, Everton, River Plate, Pachuca, and now Oviedo. Rondon's time in Venezuela has been very short. Jose Salomon Rondon is the all-time leading scorer for the Venezuelan national team, but his time in Venezuelan football hasn't been very long. Rondon played a few months in the South American tournament before going to Europe in 2008. With Aragua FC he only played 35 matches, scoring 13 goals and providing 2 assists.

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