History of Kevin Mier in Timeline

By Popular Timelines Editorial Team · Updated: April 13, 2025

Kevin Mier is a Colombian professional footballer currently playing as a goalkeeper for Cruz Azul in Liga MX. He is known for his skills in goalkeeping, securing his position in professional football. His career is centered around playing soccer at a high level for a prominent club.

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Full Timeline Career & Achievements

May 2000: Kevin Mier's Birth

Kevin Leonardo Mier Robles was born in May 2000. He is a Colombian professional footballer.

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2011: Conversion to Goalkeeper

In 2011, Kevin Mier converted from forward to goalkeeper.

2015: Colombia U15s Call-up

In 2015, at the age of 14, Kevin Mier was first called up to the Colombia U15s for the 2015 South American U-15 Championship, but he did not make an appearance.

January 2016: Transfer to Atlético Nacional

In January 2016, Kevin Mier transferred to Atlético Nacional, signing a contract and was initially assigned to their youth team.

2017: FIFA U-17 World Cup Appearance

In 2017, Kevin Mier started for the Colombia U17s at the FIFA U-17 World Cup.

2018: Central American and Caribbean Games Win

In 2018, Kevin Mier was the starter for the Colombia U21s in their winning campaign at the Central American and Caribbean Games and was named best goalkeeper of the tournament.

2019: Loan to Santa Fe

In 2019, Kevin Mier was loaned to Santa Fe.

2020: Loan to Valledupar

In 2020, Kevin Mier was loaned to Valledupar.

2021: Return to Atlético Nacional and Copa Colombia win

In 2021, Kevin Mier returned to Atlético Nacional and started as the starting goalkeeper, helping the club win the 2021 Copa Colombia.

June 2022: Contract Extension with Atlético Nacional

In June 2022, Kevin Mier extended his professional contract with Atlético Nacional until 2025.

2023: Virgin Mary Figure in Copa Colombia Final

During the 2023 Copa Colombia final against Millonarios, Kevin Mier was first seen keeping a figure of a Virgin in his goal. Mier’s Atlético Nacional won on penalties with a score of 5-4.