Jorge Campos

• Full name: Jorge Campos Navarrete
• Date of birth: October 15, 1966
• Place of birth: Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico
• Nationality: Mexican
• Primary position: Goalkeeper (also played as a forward on occasion)
• Club most associated with: UNAM (Club Universidad Nacional — commonly known as Pumas)

Career highlights with UNAM (Pumas)

• Made his professional debut with UNAM in the late 1980s and became one of the club's most iconic players.
• Known for his acrobatic, athletic goalkeeping style, colorful kits, and occasional ventures upfield as a striker when his teams needed goals.
• Helped raise the club's profile domestically and internationally during his spells with the team.

International career

• Longtime Mexico national team player, earning over 130 caps.
• Represented Mexico at two FIFA World Cups (1994 and 1998) and multiple CONCACAF tournaments and Copa América editions.
• Remembered as one of Mexico's most charismatic and influential goalkeepers.

Style and legacy

• Distinctive for wearing brightly colored, often custom-designed jerseys and for his quick reflexes and agility despite a relatively short stature for a goalkeeper.
• Cult figure in Mexican football culture; credited with popularizing more adventurous, athletic goalkeeping in Mexico and inspiring generations of players.
• Also had stints with other clubs including Atlante, Cruz Azul, and in Major League Soccer with Chicago Fire and Los Angeles Galaxy.

Post-playing career

• After retiring as a player, Campos has remained involved in football through coaching roles, media work, and ambassadorial activities.
• Often invited to events and retrospectives celebrating Mexican football history and the legacy of iconic players.