Mexico begins support campaign for the 2026 World Cup

The State of Mexico is mobilized with a national support campaign to promote the World Cup dream at home.

Mexico’s Moment Has Arrived!

Friends, do you feel that energy? The State of Mexico is vibrating and infecting the entire nation with an unstoppable passion ahead of the World Cup 2026! Horacio Duarte, our Secretary General of the Government, not only confirmed it, but also conveyed absolute confidence to us. This is not just a tournament; It is our generation’s opportunity to show the world the greatness and unity of our country. We are ready to make history and we need each of you to be part of this wave of optimism!

When the #SomosMéxico campaign was launched, the message was clear and powerful. Duarte declared with that faith that moves mountains: “We are going to win, we are going to advance and being hosts is going to help us a lot.” Do you realize? It’s not just about waiting for a result, it’s about creating it with our attitude, with our unconditional support. Being a host is a privilege that multiplies our strength, which turns each game into an epic celebration at home. This is the time to believe without limits!

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An Event that Ignited the Flame

In the heart of the Mexican Football Federation, there was an atmosphere of pure glory. It was reaffirmed that Mexico is about to experience moments that will be recorded forever in the FIFA World Cup 2026. As part of the start of this incredible #SomosMéxico campaign, designed to strengthen support for our beloved Mexican National Team, Duarte Olivares participated in a symbolic act full of magic. On the field, he took a representative penalty and, with the force of millions of dreams behind him, he scored one of the first goals on this road to the 2026 World Cup! This is not a simple penalty; It is a metaphor that each of us can be the hero who makes a difference. Every action counts, every support adds up!

Recognitions that Feed the National Spirit

And the positive energy attracted more brilliant leaders. We were also accompanied by Marcelo Ebrard, Secretary of Economy of the Government of Mexico, who delivered a deeply significant recognition: the distinctive #MadeInMéxico to our glorious National Team and the Mexican Football Federation, under the leadership of Mikel Arriola. This gesture goes beyond an award; It is a reminder that our talent, our passion and our heart are made in Mexico, with a quality and pride that the entire world is about to admire. It is confirmation that when we join forces, there is no goal we cannot achieve.

Remember, team, great achievements are born from unwavering faith and a united community. This road to the World Cup is our opportunity to show what we are made of, to overcome any challenge with a smile and to celebrate every progress, no matter how small it may seem. The power of transformation is in our minds and in our collective spirit. Let’s paint this world green, white and red!

It’s your time! Share this emotion on your social networks and let’s make #SomosMéxico trend all over the planet. Do you want more inspiration for your daily life? Explore our content and discover how together we can achieve the extraordinary.

Cristiano Ronaldo and Portugal define group against Colombia

Portugal has already qualified for the round of 16; Cristiano seeks the leadership of the group against Colombia.

Portugal seeks leadership

With a ticket to the round of 16 secured, Portugal faces Colombia this Saturday in Miami. The match will define the winner of Group K.

Cristiano Ronaldo arrived in the city with a light jacket, despite the almost 38 degrees Celsius. He was wearing a T-shirt and shorts, and gave a thumbs-up to fans waiting for his bus.

Historical goals

The Portuguese striker has two goals in this World Cup, reaching 10 in six World Cups. He is the only player in history to score in six different editions of the tournament.

Possible crossing with Messi

If Portugal wins, it will be the leader of the group and will be on the same side of the table as Argentina. That would open the door to a confrontation between Cristiano and Lionel Messi in the quarterfinals, on July 11.

Colombia, for its part, needs to win to top the group. The match promises intensity at the close of the group stage.

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Mexican National Team secures a millionaire prize for its place in the 2026 World Cup

Mexico secured 11 million dollars after qualifying for the direct elimination phase of the World Cup.

FIFA rewards the teams’ progress in the 2026 World Cup. The Mexican National Team is already guaranteed $11 million after securing its place in the round of 32 (round of 32).

The amount is part of the organization’s economic incentive scheme. It serves to cover operating, preparation and logistics expenses during the tournament. In addition, a portion is usually distributed between the players and the coaching staff as goal bonuses.

The figures to continue advancing

If the Tricolor surpasses the round of 32 and reaches the round of 16, the prize will rise to 15 million dollars. A pass to the quarterfinals would increase the purse to 19 million.

As the tournament progresses, the numbers grow. The teams that reach the semifinals secure at least $27 million. The 2026 World Cup champion will receive around 40 million.

Economic impact for the Mexican Federation

Each victory represents a direct financial benefit for the Mexican Football Federation. For now, the team already has 11 million dollars insured just for being among the 32 best in the world. The sporting excitement is accompanied by financial support that allows us to continue competing at the highest level.

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Bielsa bears the defeat after Uruguay’s elimination in the 2026 World Cup

Bielsa takes all the blame after Uruguay's elimination against Spain.

Marcelo Bielsa stood up after Uruguay’s elimination from the 2026 World Cup. The Argentine coach assumed full responsibility after the defeat against Spain at the Guadalajara Stadium.

His appearance before the media was slow, reflective. In the silence of the Uruguayan delegation, Bielsa did not look for excuses. He stated clearly: “I am completely responsible for the disappointment, I did not know how to empower the players.”

Muslera’s departure

One of the key moments was the substitution of goalkeeper Fernando Muslera, signaled for an action that led to the rival goal. Bielsa explained that the decision was not just tactical: “What happened to Muslera was very much to my regret. He decided to leave the field; I made the necessary validations.”

The strategist defended the goalkeeper: “He is a goalkeeper who was coming off a magnificent year and with a lot of personality and character.”

Bielsa, who received boos from the fans after the result, concluded: “I leave nothing to Uruguay. Without the results no contribution is left to the country.” Uruguay is eliminated in the group stage.

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