Adolfo Valencia is a retired Colombian professional footballer, not an Albanian player. Below are key details about him:
- Full name: Adolfo José Valencia Mosquera
- Date of birth: February 6, 1968
- Place of birth: Medellín, Colombia
- Nationality: Colombian
- Position: Striker (centre-forward)
Club career (high-level)
- Deportivo Cali (Colombia) — early career
- Independiente Medellín (Colombia)
- América de Cali (Colombia) — notable domestic success
- Atlético Nacional (Colombia)
- Valencia CF (Spain) — prominent spell in Europe
- Bayern Munich (Germany) — played in Bundesliga
- Deportivo Pereira, Santa Fe and other later clubs — various returns to Colombia and short spells abroad
International career
- Represented the Colombia national team.
- Participated in the 1990 FIFA World Cup and 1994 FIFA World Cup qualifying and tournaments era for Colombia.
- Known for his physical presence, aerial ability and goal-scoring for both club and country during the 1990s.
Notable facts
- Nicknamed "Eltren" (the train) for his power and running style.
- One of Colombia’s most recognizable forwards of the 1990s.
This corrects the nationality: Adolfo Valencia is Colombian, born in Medellín, and did not play for or represent Albania. He did, however, play for clubs in Colombia, Spain, Germany and other countries during his career.