The Mexican National Team left the High Performance Center (CAR) in the first hours after the defeat against England in the round of 16. The concentration, which began on May 6 with the hope of making history, ended with the team’s early goodbye.
The first to retire were Javier Aguirre and Rafael Márquez. This was Aguirre’s last game as coach of Tri. In the absence of an official presentation, Márquez will take the reins of the team heading into the next process.
Tri’s farewell
For 61 days, the players formed what they called “a family” in each interview. The good atmosphere was reflected in the training sessions and the playing field. After the elimination, each footballer took their path.
Of the 26 summoned, some left in vans with relatives; others used the Organizing Committee’s private transportation. They will now have two weeks of vacation before reporting to their clubs.
The illusion of reaching the quarterfinals for the first time was cut short. The squad, which spent two months concentrated, broke ranks and put an end to the World Cup adventure.




