Head coach Javier Aguirre has unveiled the latest squad for the Mexico national football team ahead of their upcoming international engagement against Ghana.
The roster features a blend of experienced campaigners and emerging talents drawn from clubs across the Mexican top flight, with several players earning opportunities to impress on the national stage.
In goal, Raúl Rangel of Chivas leads the options alongside Carlos Acevedo of Santos Laguna and Óscar García from León.
The defensive unit includes players such as L. Rey of Puebla, Israel Reyes from América, Eduardo Águila of Atlético San Luis, Jesús Gómez from Tijuana, Diego García of FC Juárez and Jesús Gallardo of Toluca.
Midfield responsibilities will be handled by Luis Romo, Erik Lira, Bryan Gutiérrez, Iker Fimbres, Gilberto Mora, José Torres and Roberto Alvarado, providing Aguirre with a mix of creativity, energy and tactical flexibility.
In attack, the team will rely on the services of Kevin Castañeda, Alexis Vega, Guillermo Martínez and Armando González as Mexico look to sharpen their offensive play.
The announcement reflects Aguirre’s continued efforts to build a competitive squad capable of delivering strong performances in upcoming competitions and international fixtures.
The game is set to kick off on May 22.
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