He missed the net in Colombia's World Cup elimination in Vancouver. Now he's facing threats
One week after Colombia was eliminated from the World Cup in Vancouver, the whereabouts of one of the team's key players remains a mystery.
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One week after Colombia was eliminated from the World Cup in Vancouver, the whereabouts of one of the team's key players remains a mystery.
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