Jaminton Campaz

Jaminton Campaz is an attacking midfielder in Colombia's final 26-man squad for the 2026 World Cup, named by Néstor Lorenzo in the list announced on 25 May 2026. The Rosario Central player is 26 at kick-off and goes to the finals with eight caps for Colombia, an attacker who plays high up in central and wide positions.

Colombia came through CONMEBOL qualifying in third place and have been drawn in Group K, where their campaign starts against Uzbekistan. Campaz is listed among the midfielders in that 26-man squad, an attacking option in the advanced areas Néstor Lorenzo can call on in a 4-3-3. James Rodríguez is the Colombia captain, wearing the armband for the side.

Campaz is an attacking midfielder who operates in advanced central and wide areas for Rosario Central and Colombia. His starting position is high up the pitch rather than in a deeper midfield role.

An attacking midfielder's job is to support the forwards and work the advanced areas of the pitch — the general brief for the role Campaz is named in. At 26, he is among the midfielders Néstor Lorenzo took to the 2026 World Cup, a player for the front third.

Campaz gives Colombia an attacking midfielder in Goal Rush, an attacker who covers the advanced central and wide areas high up the pitch for club and country. At £17m Colombia rank in Tier 3, a price comfortably within the game's £200m card budget ahead of the Group K fixtures.

His contribution at a mid-tier valuation is that advanced attacking-midfield role for Néstor Lorenzo's attack, working the spaces ahead of the midfield.