Raúl Jiménez confesses his dream of returning to Club América

The Mexican striker, from England, ignites azulcrema hope with a confession that makes one dream of a storybook ending.

A longing that shakes the blue-cream heart

In a year where the Aguilas del América walked through the shadows of desolation, empty-handed after a golden era of six crowns and a glorious three-time championship, a collective sigh began to rise from the stands. The azulcrema fans, with their souls wounded by the drought of trophies, have directed their gaze, full of expectation and urgency, towards the club’s management leadership. They demand, with the passion that only a sleeping giant can conjure, high-level reinforcements, the return to the path of glory and, above all, the arrival of footballers whose mere mention makes your skin crawl. For the 2026 season, this desire has transformed into a monumental obsession.

The confession that made the networks tremble

And in the midst of this clamor, like a message sent across the ocean, came the voice of an icon. Raúl Jiménez, the warrior who was forged in Coapa and conquered Europe, spoke exclusively to TUDN. With measured words but loaded with powerful nostalgia, the forward opened the door to a return to the team that saw him born as a professional in 2011. In an instant, the illusion, contained for years, exploded in a torrent of hope.

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“It’s in the plans, several things have to happen, but it’s in the plans and if it happens in the future, I’m very happy. It would be nice to finish where I started, but we’re going to see how things turn out,” declared the Fulham attacker of the Premier League, sowing the seeds of a possible fairy tale ending. Jiménez also revealed that he has rejected proposals from other Liga MX teams, prioritizing his career in the old continent and, significantly, keeping intact the dream of a reunion with the emblem of his loves. “One hundred percent (I would choose América). Offers have come from other teams, but first things first,” stated the third highest scorer in the history of the Mexican National Team.

A heart that beats from a distance

The Aquiline youth player, despite the distance and time difference, demonstrated that his bond with the institution is unbreakable. He confessed to closely following the team’s destinies, especially the most crucial episodes. “I see the summaries. Due to the schedule it is difficult, but the next day the first thing I do is see the result. Yes (the three-time championship), the finals, I usually miss them”, he concluded, making it clear that his gaze and his heart are always set on the nest where he grew his wings.

This news is not just a market rumor; It is an emotional event that connects the glorious past with a future full of possibilities. The mere idea of ​​seeing Raúl wearing the cream-blue shirt again at the Azteca Stadium generates an epic narrative of redemption, legacy and love for colors. The América board now has, not only the pressure of a fan thirsty for triumphs, but also the historic opportunity to close the circle of one of its most beloved and talented figures, in a movement that would transcend sports to become a legend.

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Mexican team signs perfect group stage with victory

Mexico closes the group stage perfectly with a 3-0 victory against the Czech Republic.

El Tricolor closes undefeated and without goals against

The Mexican National Team completed an impeccable group stage. With the 3-0 win over the Czech Republic, they added their third win and finished as the absolute leader. Javier Aguirre’s campaign prioritizes results over spectacle, and it works for him: 11 games without losing and zero goals conceded in the tournament.

The Mexico City Stadium vibrated with 80,824 spectators. The team arrived at the last duel with a guaranteed place in the second round, which allowed them to rotate players and give minutes to Memo Ochoa, a request from the fans.

The goals came in the second half: Mateo Chávez at 55, Julián Quiñones at 61 and Álvaro Fidalgo at 90+4. The victory was not brilliant, but it was overwhelming.

The night of Memo Ochoa

In the end, Ochoa was left alone in the area, leaning on the penalty spot. He cried for a few seconds until the entire team came to hug him. It was his night, a recognition of more than 20 years of experience.

Mexico achieved what it had never done before: win all its group stage matches. The streets of the capital, its squares and the Colossus of Santa Úrsula exude excitement. Good football is the least important thing; effectiveness rules.

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South Africa surprises and displaces South Korea in Group A

South Africa beats South Korea 1-0 and places second in Group A.

South African victory in the Steel Giant

The South African team gave the surprise of the day by narrowly beating South Korea at the Monterrey stadium. The result shakes the sector and places the South Africans as second in Group A, led by Mexico.

The winning goal

After an intense but goalless first half, due to the defensive order of both teams, the African team broke the scoreless score in the second half. Taphelo Maseko drilled Kim Seung-gyu’s goal in the 63rd minute, unleashing euphoria in the stands.

Impact on the table

With this victory, “Bafana Bafana” add four points and move South Korea to third place, with three points. Furthermore, the combination of results sentenced the fate of the bloc: the Czech Republic was prematurely eliminated from the 2026 World Cup.

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Guillermo Ochoa receives tribute in his possible last game with Mexico

The goalkeeper entered the 77th minute to a deafening ovation at the Mexico City Stadium.

Tribute at the Colossus of Santa Úrsula

The Mexico City Stadium became a recognition platform for Guillermo Ochoa. The 39-year-old goalkeeper entered in the 77th minute of the friendly due to his possible last participation with the Mexican National Team. The fans broke out in a cheer that echoed in every corner of the building.

Coach Javier Aguirre had warned that the changes would be for performance, not courtesy. However, it determined Ochoa’s entry right after Julián Quiñones’ goal. Raúl Rangel gave up his place, and Edson Álvarez gave him the captain’s badge as a sign of respect.

In the 79th minute, the goalkeeper touched his first ball. The stands celebrated it as if it were a goal. The chants of “Oe, oe, oe, Memo, Memo” were heard without interruption. Ochoa raised his hands thanking the people for their affection.

With this appearance, the goalkeeper extended his record: he actively participated in his fourth World Cup, after starting in Brazil 2014, Russia 2018 and Qatar 2022, and being on the bench in Germany 2006 and South Africa 2010. He thus completes six World Cups, a mark he shares only with Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.

Ochoa closes this cycle accompanied by the coaching staff, his teammates and a fan who considers him a symbol of Mexican soccer. His legacy remains intact.

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