The most UNIQUE footballer EVER?🧤⚽️

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[ashton]

He got to be the most unique footballer of all time. We just won't see things like this in modern football.

[imabitmid]

what a player, a mexican legend in both between the sticks and outfield, Gloria a Campos 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

[JustKrin]

The 90s was a golden age for Latinamerican goalkeepers in my opinion. Jorge Campos, Goycoechea, Rogerio Ceni, Johnny Vegas, Higuita and my personal favorite Chilavert

[uliiday]

I got to meet campos and this man is extremely humble he talked to me for about 45 mins, how he made it big and how he lied to get into the first team at pumas! He was the reason why I started playing goalie his style of play with the colorful kits truly one of a kind! Jorge Campos forever the Mexican goat! 🐐

[Nothingnəss]

Imagine losing 1 - 2 to another club as a Goalie then just randomly deciding to go "fuck it" and play up top at Striker, THEN WIN THE GAME 3 - 2, that would be cold as hell ngl.

[Eduu]

Being one of the best GKs of his time at 168 cm is absolutely unbelievable, definition of underrated

[franzmovi]

Imagine a normal size guy with unique football instincts, supernatural jumping ability and feline reflexes. A goalkeeper with those big fancy neon suits moving around the first quarter of the pitch with the ability of an attacking midfielder. A guy beloved by kids of my generation, who always kept his Acapulco accent and easygoing attitude until today. That's my childhood idol, el Inmortal Jorge Campos.

[SylvieTheCuteSylveon]

There will never be a player like him. Imagine you can swap your second goalkeeper in for an outfielder and your current goalkeeper comes up for the number 9, that would also be an insane mental game for the opponents too. What a player.

[angelrobles]

Immortal Jorge Campos!!!
Not only did he play as a striker when he felt like it, he was a sweeper-keeper before that was even a thing.

[mocksimogsi]

Actually he works as a narrator for national TV channel and his coworkers call him "Inmortal" as his nickname and he's also very funny when participating in the narración of any football game

[DidYaServe]

I remember him from when Mexico beat Ireland in USA '94. We got hammered in the Orlando sun that day. The final score was only 2-1 but it felt like a drubbing.

[AHun_TheShogun]

This dude was an Absolute Don! Literally the reason I started playing in goal and outfield. Dude just wanted to play and it didn’t matter where

[rupranshpokhriyal]

Its so sad that fifa disallowed a player to play both goal keeper and forward in the same game they killed his uniqueness

[bigrandomun]

I think it’s crazy how he was one of the best keepers in the world at a time whilst being one of his team’s best options in attack. It’s one thing being talked about as one of the best in your position but to then also have people possibly say ‘yeah he’s a fantastic keeper but I wish he went up top more, he’d score a lot of goals’ is outrageous.

[garyedwardchongjaryew]

He is also known for his colourful n flamboyant jerseys as a GK.

[miguel_vlzqz]

Just as americans shout “KOBE” before taking a shot, mexican 90’s kids used to shout “CAAAMPOOOS” whenever a keeper made a good save. He was far beyond a footballer, but a cultural phenomenon

[bazrfc]

From scotland and whenever we played football down the local park and keeper made a great save we would always shout JORGE CAMPOS 🙌🏻

[DannyBhoy]

An inspiration for all Goalkeepers in my opinion

[FootballNationX]

What A Player Jorge Campos! Brilliant In the Outfield As A Striker.. And A Awesome Keeper. Unique..

[footballfan]

I loved watching this man, and despite being short he had a high vertical jump so he still looked good as a gk and he was still better than most strikers today. Very unique gk being good at both positions.