Diego Sulaga

Diego Zuluaga still has almost everything to show. At 20, the midfielder has made two appearances for Jaguares de Córdoba's first team, eleven minutes on the pitch across both, the kind of start that gives little away beyond a shirt number and a name on the sheet.

The path there was the usual one for a player at this stage: through the club's own age groups, including a run with the under-20 side in the Supercopa Juvenil before a step up to senior football. That step came into view in March 2026, when Zuluaga featured for the first team against Independiente Medellín, one of two appearances logged for him in the Colombian top flight this season.

There is little else on the record yet. No goals, no call-ups, no honours attached to his name so far, and the biographical detail that usually fills out a young player's profile, his birthplace, his height and weight, his preferred foot, remains unpublished. What is established is the outline: a Jaguares academy product, born in 2006, who has begun collecting first-team minutes rather than just training-ground reps.

For now, Zuluaga's case is built on availability rather than output, a name that has moved from the youth teamsheet to the senior one and is waiting for the minutes to accumulate into something more.