La Tricolor opens its two-match swing on Asian soil with a mix of veterans and new faces, signaling a deliberate rebuild under a steady hand in the dugout.
Colombia’s national team is moving through its second fixture of the year, guided by Néstor Lorenzo, who has already shown a clear vision and delivered solid results in prior commitments. The squad is entering a phase where established names provide leadership and younger talents are given space to project the program’s trajectory toward a potential return to major tournaments in the near future.
The next challenge sets Colombia against South Korea in Ulsan, a clash that pairs familiar pillars such as James Rodriguez, Radamel Falcao, Dávinson Sánchez, and Rafael Uribe with fresh talents aimed at shaping the squad’s long-term identity. This balance underscores the team’s intent to blend experience with opportunity, building a roster capable of sustaining progress and competing at a high level in the road to the 2026 World Cup.
With significant names steering the side, Colombia seeks to extend a strong start to the calendar year against a Korean side that recently competed at the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, reached the quarterfinals, and now operates under the guidance of Jurgen Klinsmann. The matchup promises a test of technique, pace, and tactical intent from two programs eager to assert themselves on a demanding international stage.
BUTTON SIGN OF COLOMBIA – SOUTH KOREA
Colombia: Vargas; Muñoz, Cuesta, Lucumí, Mojica; Uribe, Cantó?o; Valoyes, Rodríguez, Carrascal; I er ase d.
Colombia
South Korea: Seung-gyu Kim; Kim Tae-Hwan, Woo-Young Jung, Kim Min-Jae, Jin-Su Kim; Kim Young-Gwon, Hwang In-Beom; Woo-Yeong Jeong, Lee Jae-Sung, Heung-Min Son; Cho Gue-Sung.
South Korea
WHEN AND WHERE IS COLOMBIA – SOUTH KOREA
CALLED FROM COLOMBIA – SOUTH KOREA
Colombia:
Colombian selection
South Korea:
South Korea
MATCH TIME WHERE TO SEE ON TV
The match is scheduled for Friday, March 24, at 6:00 PM local time in Colombia.