Lo que ha Dicho el Nuevo DT de la Selección Mexicana ha Dejado a Claudia con la Boca Abierta

Rafael Márquez has just spoken for the first time as the head coach of the Mexican national team, and what he said changed the tone of everything that follows. He didn't arrive to put out fires or redesign the system from scratch. He came with two years of experience working alongside Javier Aguirre, with 15 players with World Cup experience on the roster, and with a young core that has already shown the world what it's capable of. The Mexican sports press covering his first words highlighted something few had seen from a newly appointed coach: the complete absence of empty promises. Rafa Márquez takes over the national team with his sights set on the 2030 World Cup and makes it clear that continuity is not a concession, it's an advantage Mexico has never had and now has an obligation to capitalize on. This is a turning point.