Mexico national team manager Javier Aguirre has officially announced the 26-man roster for the upcoming 2026 World Cup.
The host nation enters the tournament with a familiar core, as Aguirre opted for no major surprises in his selection.
Veteran goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa stands out in the squad, securing his spot for a sixth consecutive World Cup appearance.
His experience will be crucial for El Tri on home soil.
While the core remains expected, Aguirre included several unexpected players to reinforce the squad.
Carlos Acevedo, Obed Vargas, Armando Gonzáles, and Álvaro Fidalgo all earned their places in the final list.
Young talent Gilberto Mora also made the cut after recovering from a case of pubalgia that hampered him at the start of 2026.
His inclusion adds youthful energy to the team.
Group Stage Schedule
Mexico will begin its World Cup journey on home soil on June 11, facing South Africa in the opening match.
The host nation will then take on South Korea on June 19 in their second group game.
El Tri will conclude the group stage on June 25 with a match against the Czech Republic.
The squad aims to make a deep run in the tournament with strong home support.
