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The Colombian Football Federation has condemned threats against midfielder Jaminton Campaz and his family, urging authorities to act before sporting frustration turns deadly.
After midfielder Jaminton Campaz received death threats targeting his family, the Colombian soccer federation called for a criminal investigation, urging the country to protect athletes amid a climate of fear.
As Kansas City hosts its final World Cup match, the city’s transformation into a vibrant hub for soccer fans from Bogotá to the U.S. East Coast underscores the sport’s rising grassroots roots and the promise of future international talent.
Thousands of supporters from Colombia, the United States and beyond converged on Reading for a weekend of football, community and city pride.
Several Latin restaurants in Gainesville are broadcasting World Cup games, creating a vibrant space where soccer fans from diverse backgrounds gather to celebrate the tournament together.
Jorge Lopez, who founded Elite Sports Soccer in San Francisco’s Mission District in the 1990s, reflects on his path from Bogotá to the U.S., the brand deals that shaped his store, and his hopes for the 2026 World Cup.
The Taborda family confronts technical obstacles and soaring ticket prices to fulfill a multigenerational passion for Colombia's soccer at the 2026 World Cup.
The upcoming tournament fuels political tension in Colombia, while Washington debates radical reforms to America’s refugee system.
Colombian football icon Radamel Falcao García, celebrated as the all‑time top scorer for the national team, has signed on as Skechers' ambassador across Latin America, extending the brand’s reach through football boots, lifestyle campaigns and family involvement.
The iconic yellow jersey of Colombia's national soccer team, once a unifying emblem, is now a contested symbol in the country's election campaign, with political figures and parties leveraging its patriotic resonance.
After more than two months in detention, Ricardo Navarrete rejoined his soccer team, missed prom and his season, and now faces daily ICE check‑ins as his family pursues asylum.
After more than two months in immigration custody, Ricardo Navarrete rejoins his family and teammates, highlighting the human toll of aggressive enforcement in Chicago’s Mather community.
Costa Rica's men's national soccer team is preparing for friendlies against Colombia and England while navigating a crisis that has seen three players dismissed for off‑field incidents.