The Mexican National Team is going through one of its most difficult moments just a few months before the 2026 World Cup.
The recent confirmed absences of Julián Araujo and Mateo Chávez add to those of names like Santi Giménez and Malagón.
This hospital that the Tricolor has become not only affects the friendly matches against Portugal and Belgium, but also raises alarms about the availability of key players for the World Cup debut at home against South Africa.
Mexico faces a race against time, hoping that some players can recover and others step up to fill the spots left by the injured.
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