Javier Aguirre has stepped down as Mexico head coach in a decision made before the 2026 World Cup, with Rafa Marquez set to take over.
Big shake-up in Mexican football. Javier Aguirre is departing his post as El Tri head coach, with the decision reportedly locked in even before the tournament kicked off.
Stepping into the hot seat is Rafa Marquez, the former international defender who won 147 caps for Mexico during his playing days.
The move signals a fresh direction for the national team as they look to build for the future.
Full details on the timeline and reasoning behind the change are expected to follow as the story develops.
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