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Mexico's World Cup prep kicks off amid kit reveal and internal harmony push

A fresh kit, a high-stakes final, and a federation vowing unity—Mexico's road to 2026 begins now. Can Aguirre's squad silence the noise and rise to the challenge?

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The image shows a sheet of music with the words "Himmo Nacional Mexicano" written in bold black...
The image shows a sheet of music with the words "Himmo Nacional Mexicano" written in bold black font on a white background. The paper is filled with musical notes and symbols, indicating the melody and rhythm of the song. The notes are written in a traditional Mexican style, with a treble clef and bass clef, and the time signature is 4/4. The page is framed by a thin black border, giving it a classic and timeless look.

Mexico's World Cup prep kicks off amid kit reveal and internal harmony push

Mexico’s national football team has started its pre-World Cup training camp at the High-Performance Center (CAR). The squad is also preparing for the upcoming CONCACAF Champions Cup, where an all-Mexican final awaits. Meanwhile, the team’s official kit for the 2026 World Cup has been revealed. The Mexican Football Federation (FMF) is working to maintain a positive atmosphere within the national team. Executive president Ivar Sisniega addressed recent tensions between players from Chivas and Toluca, calling the issue 'just a misunderstanding'. He also stressed that relations with both clubs remain strong.

Sisniega reaffirmed the FMF’s full support for head coach Javier Aguirre. The federation has made it clear that they stand behind Aguirre and the team as preparations for the World Cup continue. With training now underway and the new kit unveiled, Mexico’s focus shifts to the CONCACAF Champions Cup final. The FMF’s efforts to resolve internal disputes aim to keep the squad unified ahead of the 2026 tournament. The federation’s backing of Aguirre signals stability as the team moves forward.

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