Overview
- Javier Aguirre will step down after coaching Mexico at the 2026 World Cup, the federation said.
- Iván Sisniega stated that Márquez’s signed agreement moves him from assistant to head coach once the tournament ends.
- Sisniega said he has already met with Márquez and sporting director Duilio Davino to outline the future coaching staff.
- The FMF highlighted plans to scout and integrate young players into Márquez’s first call-ups as part of the 2030 cycle.
- Leaders denied reports linking Antonio Mohamed to the job, countering a claim circulated by journalist Pepe Hanan.