Javier Aguirre Takes Charge of Mexico National Football Team for Concacaf Nations League

Aguirre Appointed as New Manager

The Mexican Football Federation (FMF) has announced the appointment of Javier Aguirre as the new manager of the Mexico national football team. Aguirre will take charge of the team for the upcoming Concacaf Nations League, which is scheduled to take place in June 2023.

Background and Experience of Aguirre

Aguirre is a former Mexican international footballer who played as a midfielder. He has a wealth of experience as a manager, having coached several clubs in Mexico and Europe, including Club America, Real Zaragoza, and Atletico Madrid.

Aguirre is known for his attacking style of play and his ability to get the best out of his players. He has a reputation for being a hard worker and a disciplinarian.

Mexico's Performance in the Concacaf Nations League

Mexico has been drawn into Group A of the Concacaf Nations League, along with Suriname, Jamaica, and Guyana. The team will play two matches against each of their opponents, with the top team in the group advancing to the semifinals.

Mexico is the favorite to win Group A and reach the semifinals. However, the team will face a tough challenge from Jamaica, who are ranked 48th in the FIFA World Rankings and have a strong team.

Aguirre's Objectives for the Concacaf Nations League

Aguirre's main objective for the Concacaf Nations League is to win the tournament and qualify for the semifinals. He will also be looking to use the tournament as a preparation for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which will be held in Mexico, Canada, and the United States.

Aguirre will be hoping to bring success to the Mexico national football team and help the team reach its potential.