According to a report from AS, James also spoke out to express his condolences after the earthquake in Colombia. The captain of the Colombian national team stated on social media that people should "reach out to each other and keep moving forward." He said that seeing the devastation caused by the natural disaster and witnessing the plight of the affected people filled him with a sense of helplessness.

"24 hours have passed since the strong earthquake that devastated our country. The situation is tragic and heartbreaking. Seeing the devastation and the affected people fills me with helplessness. The power of nature is beyond everyone's comprehension, but it also gives us a revelation: whether we can rise again from the most difficult circumstances depends on ourselves."

"It depends on whether we can support each other and keep going, and it also depends on our gratitude for life and for the opportunity to breathe," James wrote.

The midfielder said that now "the only thing we can do is reach out to those who need a little strength right now not to give up. I send all my condolences and support to all those in despair. God is with you and will never abandon you."

James expressed gratitude to all professionals and volunteers involved in the rescue efforts.

Finally, the player thanked all the professionals and volunteers who were searching for people in the rubble. He also stated that he would do everything in his power to provide assistance and support.

"Thanks to all the forces from all walks of life who participated in the rescue. Thank you. Your unwavering dedication is a blessing and makes us very proud. Please believe that I will provide assistance and full support. Everything will be better tomorrow. I love you, Colombia," he said.

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