Overview
- After boos in Torreón following a 0-0 draw with Uruguay, Javier Aguirre said national-team players must accept public scrutiny or they are not suited to the role.
- The coach identified Mexico’s chief problem as decision-making in the final third and noted a run of five winless games with only three goals scored.
- Aguirre said he will rotate seven starters for Tuesday’s friendly at the Alamodome in San Antonio to evaluate his squad ahead of 2026.
- Paraguay coach Gustavo Alfaro praised Aguirre, placing him among elite managers and pointing to his nomination for The Best coaching award.
- Aguirre’s recent CONCACAF Gold Cup and Nations League titles were cited as the basis for his standing despite domestic impatience.