Colombian forward Jáminton Campaz has reportedly gone into hiding after receiving death threats following Colombia’s World Cup exit, skipping his team’s flight home as concerns over his safety escalated. The 26-year-old became the target of online abuse after missing a clear chance in extra time during Colombia’s Round of 16 loss to Switzerland on Tuesday. The match went to a penalty shootout, where Switzerland prevailed 4-3 to eliminate Colombia. In a message posted on Instagram, Campaz appealed for calm as the threats intensified. “My Colombia, please let us never lose sight of respect,” Campaz wrote in Spanish on Instagram on Thursday. “We may hold different views or feel frustration and sadness, but no passion justifies hatred or living in fear.”   View this post on Instagram.   A post shared by JAMINTON CAMPAZ (@bicho08_) Campaz said wearing Colombia’s jersey at the World Cup had been a lifelong dream. “Since I was a child, I dreamed of defending Colombia’s colors, hearing the anthem, representing millions of people, and scoring a goal in a World Cup. Today, I can only thank God for allowing me to fulfill that dream.” He also thanked supporters and acknowledged the country’s disappointment over the loss. “To

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