Relegation in Colombia's Primera A is decided by a three-year points-per-game average across the 2024–2026 seasons rather than current standings alone, keeping teams like Boyacá Chicó, Cúcuta Deportivo, and Jaguares de Córdoba in the danger zone with the weakest historical averages. Recently promoted sides and perennial strugglers such as Alianza FC and Deportivo Pereira continue to post poor results in the ongoing Clausura, limiting their ability to lift the cumulative metric. Mid-table clubs with stronger prior campaigns hold clearer buffers, while the final matchweeks offer limited scope for meaningful shifts before the average is finalized.