The Mexico national football team traveled this Tuesday to Paramaribo, Suriname, the penultimate match in the group stage of the League of Nations Concacaf, with a base of active players in Liga MX and three restrictive players in European football.
The players in Europe are fullbacks Juliano Araújo, from Barcelona and Gerardo Arteagado Genk, and defender Johan Vásquez, from Cremones.
These will be joined by Dutch striker Santiago Gimenez from Feyenoord and Eric Gutiérrez from PSV Eindhoven. They flew from the Netherlands to Suriname.
Argentinian Diego Coca, coach of Mexico, called up 34 players The visit is announced for the last two matches of the group stage of the League of Nations of Suriname and the local game against Jamaica, this Sunday at Azteca Stadium.
The group was divided into two parts: one part will continue to focus on the Centro de Alto Rendimiento in Mexico City and another 22 will face Suriname.
On this, Jaime Ordiales, head of the men’s national teams, said:
This decision comes because it’s a long and complicated journey and a three day gap between games. It can take more than seven hours to travel to Suriname, the time change affects players from Europe and those from Suriname.
Those who stayed in the Mexican capital are the base that attended the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, including Hirving Lozanode Nápoles and César Montes, of the Spaniard.
After the first training session for these regional tournaments, coke wrote:
Whoever stays will definitely play longer against Jamaica, let’s wait and see. I have to meet everyone. The impressions are really very good for the short time we are together, because what they pass on to me, what they felt for us.
Mexico plays its ticket to the final stages of the Concacaf League of Nations against Suriname and Jamaica as it occupies the second position of Group A with four points, one less than the leader of the Jamaican table.
The tricolor is expected to have its first training in Paramaribo next Wednesday.
(With information from EFE)
Source: La Neta Neta
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