Johan Mojica
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Registers five crosses
Mojica had five crosses (one accurate) and three corners in Monday's 1-1 draw versus Celta Vigo. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 51st minute.
Analysis: Mojica was in his usual role Monday and did well to add something on both sides of the ball, notching a chance created and five crosses in the attack. However, his two tackles and eight clearances in the defense were nearly better. He remains a decent two-way threat, although he is yet to earn a goal contribution.
Registers most crosses
Mojica registered one shot (zero on goal), nine crosses (one accurate) and three corners in Monday's 1-0 loss to Osasuna. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 58th minute.
Analysis: Mojica registered the most crosses in the game, created a chance and also made four clearances and a block. He also covered almost 10 kilometers in the game. He was unable to start the opening game of the campaign due to suspension, but has started both games since.
11 crosses in win
Mojica recorded 11 crosses (three accurate) and two chances created in Sunday's 1-0 win against Racing Santander.
Analysis: If Mojica's crossing volume keeps up against Osasuna, he's likely to tally an assist or two. Osasuna allowed 50 goals through 38 LaLiga games a year ago, and Mojica is clearly a key service provider in this Getafe setup.
Available vs. Racing Santander
Mojica is no longer suspended and is available for Sunday's clash against Real Santander.
Analysis: Mojica missed the first match of the LaLiga campaign due to a suspension that carried over from his Mallorca days in the 2025/26 campaign, but he'll be an option for this clash. Mojica should be a regular on the left side of the defense as long as he stays healthy and available.
Suspended for LaLiga opener
Mojica will not be able to make his Getafe debut Saturday against Deportivo Alaves, carrying over a suspension from last season, according to Juancar Navacerrada of Marca.
Analysis: Mojica was sent off in matchday 37 of last season while at Mallorca after a clash with Brugui, resulting in a two match ban for violent conduct, one of which he already served in Mallorca's final match against Real Oviedo. He now must serve the second match with his new club before he is available, meaning coach Jose Bordalas will be without one of his key summer signings for the opener, with Mojica set to return for matchday two against Racing Santander.
Transfers to Getafe
Mojica has completed a transfer to Getafe from Mallorca, according to his new club.
Analysis: Mojica is on his way out of Mallorca but will not go far following their relegation, as he rejoins La Liga play with fellow Spanish club, Getafe. He is an experienced option at left-back who just served and started for Colombia at the World Cup. Last season with Mallorca, he was an everyday starter, notching 30 starts in 35 appearances while bagging four assists and five clean sheets despite the weaker side in the league. He should continue as a starter at left-back for Getafe, a major reinforcement as they try to maintain ground in La Liga play.
Impactful against Switzerland
Mojica had three crosses (one accurate) and one chance created in Tuesday's 0-0 (4-3) penalty shootout defeat against Switzerland.
Analysis: Mojica had plenty of mobility from his initial left-back spot, which led to an all-around fantasy output during a 120-minute appearance. His final stats included 11 crosses, but he focused mostly on defensive tasks, adding 14 clearances and five tackles across four starts. He's expected to report back to his club Mallorca, where he'll now compete in La Liga 2 following last season's relegation.
Whips in four crosses
Mojica had one shot (one on goal) and four crosses (zero accurate) in Friday's 1-0 win over Ghana.
Analysis: Mojica would play the full match for Colombia on Friday as he earned a decent match, notching a shot and four crosses in the attack to go along with one tackle won, an interception and four clearances in the defense. He remains their top option at left-back, notching eight crosses and 11 clearances in his three starts.
Lively display on both ends
Mojica had one shot (one on goal), two crosses (one accurate) and one chance created in Tuesday's 1-0 win versus DR Congo.
Analysis: Mojica's overlapping runs were a constant source of danger going forward and he was almost rewarded with an assist inside four minutes when Jhon Arias was denied by the keeper. He added an effort from outside the box himself and backed it up with a solid defensive shift, winning six of seven duels along with one tackle, two interceptions and three clearances.
Solid at left-back
Mojica had one shot (zero on goal) and two crosses (one accurate) in Wednesday's 3-1 win against Uzbekistan. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 7th minute.
Analysis: Mojica provided defensive cover and width from left-back across the full match, helping Colombia control possession and limit Uzbekistan's attacking opportunities for large stretches of the contest. He was part of a back line that conceded only once, on Abbosbek Fayzullaev's hour-mark equalizer. Mojica's consistency will be important as Colombia look to maintain their defensive solidity in the group's remaining matches. The Mallorcan contributed one shot, two crosses and four clearances as the first left-back choice for the Cafeteros ahead of Deiver Andres Machado.
Regular at left-back for Colombia
Mojica has been named in Colombia's World Cup squad and is expected to be a crucial figure on the left side of Colombia's defensive and attacking setup throughout the competition.
Analysis: Mojica ended the season with Mallorca having been a regular presence at left-back, contributing four assists, 36 chances created and 133 crosses in 35 La Liga apperances, both defensively and providing an attacking outlet in a campaign that ultimately saw the club getting relegated in Segunda Divison. Mojica brings intensity, physical presence and a willingness to bomb forward from left-back that gives Colombia an additional attacking dimension, and his experience at the top level of European football makes him a trusted option for manager Lorenzo in such a high-pressure tournament. Mojica heads into the World Cup determined to make his mark on what could be one of his final appearances on the biggest stage in international football.
Sent off against Levante
Mojica received a straight red card in Sunday's 2-0 loss to Levante.
Analysis: Mojica left the field in the final minutes of Sunday's match after being penalized for violent conduct in an otherwise average outing. The resulting suspension leaves the full-back out of the season finale versus Oviedo, so he won't play again until the World Cup, where he's expected to represent Colombia. Toni Lato should be the first option to take his place in Mallorca's lineup in the upcoming game.
Clears muscular scare
Mojica (muscular) has been cleared and is available for Wednesday's clash against Getafe after the left thigh discomfort that forced him off in the 62nd minute of Sunday's clash against Villarreal proved minor, the club posted.
Analysis: Mojica had raised concerns with his early exit, but his swift clearance is a relief for Mallorca heading into the midweek fixture. The Colombian left-back should regain his starting role against Getafe, with Toni Lato no longer needed as a replacement option following the positive update from the club.
Forced off injured
Mojica (muscular) was forced off in the 62nd minute of Sunday's clash against Villarreal after feeling discomfort in his left thigh following a crossing action.
Analysis: Mojica's early exit is a concern for Mallorca with a midweek fixture on the horizon, as the timing of the muscular issue significantly complicates his availability. No further details have been provided on the severity of the problem, and the Colombian left-back will undergo further assessment before a clearer picture emerges regarding his return timeline. Toni Lato is expected to start in his place if he is unable to feature.
Credited with assist in win
Mojica assisted once to go with five crosses (two accurate) and one chance created in Friday's 1-0 win versus Girona. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 82nd minute.
Analysis: Mojica's primary work is on the defensive side of the ball, but he's dangerous every time he pushes the lines forward. This was his fourth assist of the season, and it's feasible to see him pushing the lines forward on a regular basis. He's averaging 3.6 crosses per game in the current league campaign.
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