Yerry Mina played a great game against Juventus and remembered Juan Guillermo Cuadrado against Ulta: “I didn’t like the way they treated him”

The central defender again played a controversial role in Cagliari’s game against Juventus – credit to Cagliari

Yerry Mina stood out in the 1-1 draw between Cagliari and Juventus. The Colombian defender, known for his ability in defense, was the protagonist not only for his performance on the field, but also for a gesture that caused controversy. While celebrating the tying goal, scored by Razvan Marin in the 88th minute, Mina made a gesture with his hands that was interpreted as a provocation towards the Juventus fans, earning him a warning from the referee.

Mina, who played the entire match and received a 7.0 rating from SofaScore, highlighted that her relationship with Cuadrado was a determining factor in her reaction. “I am a very good friend of Juan Cuadrado, he did not like the way they treated him and the way he left me,” announced the Colombian defender. In addition, he downplayed his confrontation on the pitch with Vlahovic, considering it part of the game.

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Cuadrado’s departure from Juventus marked the end of an era for the Colombian player, who had become an icon of the club. Although the details of his departure have not been fully disclosed, his transfer to Inter Milan was an unexpected turn in his career.

Yerry Mina will join the Colombia team for the matches against Bolivia and Chile in the South American Qualifiers – credit Massimo Pinca/REUTERS

The match was also notable for the clashes between Mina and Serbian striker Dusan Vlahovic, which caught the attention of the spectators. Mina, originally from Guachene, showed his ability to control the Juventus attacker, for whom he celebrated several plays when he did not leave clear scoring opportunities.

Now, Mina is preparing to travel to Bolivia and join the Colombian National Team, ensuring that she is in optimal physical condition for the upcoming international commitments.

With 29 players, Argentina coach Néstor Lorenzo will look to add six points in the double Qualifiers – credit Colombian Football Federation Press

Néstor Lorenzo called for 29 players from these commitments, which forms the basis of the team that reached the final of Copa América 2024 and recently tied with Peru in Lima and beat Argentina in Barranquilla. However, there are some notable absences in the squad, mainly in defence.

Yerson Mosquera, who scored the first goal against Argentina, will be unavailable due to a serious knee injury suffered at Wolverhampton, which will keep him out until mid-2025 as well as a tear in his right calf during a match with Genk in the Belgian League.

For the matches on days 9 and 10 of the South American Qualifiers towards the 2026 World Cup Colombia will face Bolivia in El Alto and Chile in Barranquilla. These are the ones mentioned:

1. Álvaro Montero – Millionaires FC (COL)
2. Camilo Vargas – Atlas FC (MEX)
3. Cristian Borja – Club America (MEX)
4. Daniel Muñoz – Crystal Palace FC (ENG)
5. Davinson Sánchez – Galatasaray SK (TUR)
6. James Rodríguez – Rayo Vallecano (ESP)
7. Jefferson Lerma – Crystal Palace FC (ENG)
8. John Arias – Fluminense (BRA)
9. John Córdoba – FC Krasnodar (RUS)
10. John Jader Duran – Aston Villa FC (ENG)
11. John Lucumí – Bologna FC (ITA)
12. Johan Mojíca – RCD Mallorca (ESP)
13. Jorge Carrascal – FC Dinamo Moscow (RUS)
14. Juan David Cabal – Juventus (ITA)
15. Juan Camilo Hernández – Team Columbus (USA)
16. Juan Camilo Portilla – CA Talleres (ARG)
17. Juan Fernando Quintero – Racing Club (ARG)
18. Kevin Castagno – FC Krasnodar (RUS)
19. Kevin Mier – Cruz Azul (MEX)
20. Luis Díaz – Liverpool FC (ENG)
21. Luis Sinisterra – AFC Bournemouth (ENG)
22. Matheus Uribe – Al-Sadd SC (QAT)
23. Nelson Deossa – CF Pachuca (MEX)
24. Richard Ríos – Palmeiras (BRA)
25. Roger Martinez – Racing Club (ARG)
26. Santiago Arias – EC Bahía (BRA)
27. Willer Ditta – CF Cruz Azul (MEX)
28. Yáser Asprilla – Girona FC (ESP)
29. Yerry Mina – Cagliari Calcio (ITA)

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