David Andrés Camacho Valencia

David Andrés Camacho Valencia spent almost his entire formative career at one club. He joined La Equidad's youth ranks in Bogotá and played for the Sub-20 side in 2016, getting his chance with the first team.

His professional debut came in the Copa Colombia, when he played 75 minutes in a 2-2 draw against Tigres in 2019. Later that year he stepped up on the continental stage, converting a penalty in the first leg of the 2019 Copa Sudamericana quarter-finals against Atlético Mineiro, a tie that finished 2-1 to the Brazilian club. Camacho went on to make 63 appearances for La Equidad, later renamed Internacional de Bogotá, scoring nine goals and adding four assists across all competitions. His final match for the club was a goalless draw against Independiente Medellín in October 2024.

He moved on as a free agent in January 2025, joining Fortaleza CEIF, where he featured against sides including Águilas Doradas and Atlético Junior. By July 2025 he had switched again, this time to Deportivo Pasto, for whom he scored against Independiente Medellín in August of that year.

Camacho's move to UTC Cajamarca in Peru arrived at the turn of the year. He made an immediate impact on his debut for the club, starting and scoring in a 2-1 win over Comerciantes Unidos in March 2026. He picked up a yellow card against Universitario in August 2026.