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With the Qatar 2022 World Cup just months away, a controversial photo of Mexico's manager Gerardo Tata Martino with the Albiceleste's Lionel Scaloni caused such a stir that El Tri received a harsh blow from an Argentine media.
Will Qatar 2022 be the tournament where Mexico can finally advance beyond the round of 16? It is a very important topic for the Tricolor as they enter once again to a FIFA World Cup. Now, they could present a starting XI that keeps the dream alive to finally transcend in the nation's biggest competition.
2022 will be a year full of adrenaline and action for Mexico National Team. With their Qatar 2022 FIFA World Cup spot secure, El Tri's schedule is already boosted with many games that include Friendly ones, the Concacaf Nations League and, obviously, the ones of the upcoming FIFA World Cup.
The FIFA World Cup is just around the corner and every national team is trying to get the most ammount of matches in order to select the 26 players that will travel to Qatar 2022. Regarding the USMNT, there are some doubtswith the starting XI that will face the tourney, as it is a quick qualifying process and rotations are not an option in this type of competition.
With Qatar 2022 looming ever faster, the Mexico National Team has a serious problem to solve: its lack of attacking power. Gerardo Tata Martino knows this and that is why he may consider the request of a striker who has expressed his desire to play for El Tri.
Mexico is all set to kick-start their CONCACAF Nations League with a clash against Suriname on Saturday June 11.
The filter is getting thinner and thinner for all those involved in the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022. Time is running out and decisions must begin to be made, including which players will make up the qualified squads, such as the Mexico National Team, where coach Gerardo Martino could already have practically half of the spots filled.
We are still a couple of months out from the 2022 FIFA World Cup, but many of the qualified nations already know how the majority of their roster will be comprised, and Mexico is no different. A little over 60 days after beating El Salvador 2-0 at the Estadio Azteca and securing their spot in Qatar, El Tri has embarked on a friendly tour in the United States with a 38-man squad, some of who will later face the Concacaf Nations League.