The Colombian Football Federation condemns death threats made against midfielder Jaminton Campaz following Colombia’s World Cup exit. Multiple outlets report that the federation responds publicly to the threats and treats them as unacceptable. The reports connect the condemnation to the aftermath of Colombia’s tournament performance, with the federation emphasizing that intimidation and violence are not part of football competition.
One outlet also notes on-field context around Campaz during the match in which Colombia was eliminated, stating that during extra time he missed a key scoring chance when his shot went wide. Despite the tournament disappointment, the federation’s statement focuses on ensuring the safety of players and rejecting threats.
Across the coverage, the central points are consistent: the federation condemns the death threats, identifies the targeted player as Campaz, and links the message to the period after Colombia’s World Cup elimination. None of the sources provide details on who issued the threats or how authorities are responding.
