Euclides ‘Quile’ Orejarena, Camilo Duran’s godfather and mentor, has spoken to the Colombian media about the forward’s upbringing as a player. Duran has made a…

Camilo Duran's godfather and mentor, Euclides ‘Quile’ Orejarena, has spoken about the forward's humble upbringing and journey to Celtic. Duran has made a strong start to his career in Glasgow, establishing himself as a key attacker under manager Martin O’Neill. His impressive performances have also earned him a call-up to the Colombian national team by manager Nester Lorenzo.
Orejarena detailed the sacrifices made during Duran's youth in Santa Marta, where he was nicknamed 'Neymar' due to his playing style and features. Despite facing financial challenges and doubts about his breakthrough, the 23-year-old forward persisted through hard work. Duran now supports his family, including his father who worked as a bicycle mechanic, with a monthly allowance.
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