The Cruz Azul victory over Guadalajara not only did he leave three points, but he revealed the elite level he has reached Willer Ditta. The Colombian was the great protagonist by completely canceling out Armando “Hormiga” Gonzálezlast scoring champion. As analyzed in The Machine Podcastthe superiority of the central defender is the product of a private preparation that few knew until now.

Behind his impressive performance, it was revealed that the defender made an important personal investment by bringing a specialist from his native country. The journalist Adrian Esparza Oteo He detailed the situation: “He brought a personal trainer who helps him enhance all these parts of starting strength and he brought him from Colombia; “He was doing extra sessions at home.” The goal of the defender is to secure his place in the Colombia national team.

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During the meeting at Cuauhtémoc Stadiumthe centre-back gave a real class on how to “get mad” at a young striker through “another football”. The TUDN man highlighted the intensity with which the Colombian faced the Chivas youth: “He reminded me of those defenders of yesteryear who spent their time hitting, pinching, pushing, telling him everything. I was talking to him all the time, I was challenging him, I was pushing him“, he expressed.

The central defender’s strategy had immediate effect, since the Guadalajara attacker was visibly reduced by the physical presence of the Colombian. At the debate table, a specific action was highlighted that ended up unnerving the rival: “There is a scene where you can see that he hits him with a zape, he wanted to get him out of control, he hits him with a zape and he did it; what a great game from Ditta“said the journalist.

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For its part, Tito Villa He agreed that the red and white jewel could not withstand the physical rigor that the sky blue defenders imposed on him. “The Ant was intimidated, and not necessarily in the football part, but in the loss of confidence. “He was saying ‘this guy is intimidating me’ and he didn’t rise to the occasion.”

Willer Ditta is at a great level (IMAGO7).

For specialists, Willer Ditta showed that today he is the best center back in Liga MX, something that the fans also endorse. “Tito” Villa placed him at the top of Mexican football after his performance last Saturday: “Defending he is a beast, for me he is the best center back in the league, if it is not in the top two or top three; Saturday’s level is number one”, he concluded in this regard.

Colombia’s path in the 2026 World Cup

Colombia was placed in one of the most balanced groups of the tournament, sharing a sector with rivals from three different continents. Its main headquarters will be on the West Coast of the United States.. Given this, Ditta plans to get on Néstor Lorenzo’s list and the rivals are the following:

• Debut vs. Denmark: will be played June 16 in it Levi’s Stadium (Santa Clara, California). A key duel to measure the defensive order against European rigor.
• Second day vs. Algeria: He June 21 in it Lumen Field (Seattle). A physical duel is expected where the speed of the Colombian wingers is the key.
• Closure vs. Japan: He June 26 again in California, but in the SoFi Stadium (Inglewood). A rival that is already a World Cup “classic” for the coffee growers (they won 4 to 1 in Brazil 2014).