Attacking threat
Raúl Jiménez
Raúl Jiménez is one of the headline names carrying the biggest end-product burden for Mexico.
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Team page cluster
This page highlights the main names driving the Mexico conversation for World Cup 2026, then connects that current squad picture to a short shirt-history snapshot.
Attacking threat
Raúl Jiménez is one of the headline names carrying the biggest end-product burden for Mexico.
Midfield control
Santiago Gimenez gives Mexico balance through the middle and sets the tempo when matches tighten up.
Defensive backbone
Edson Alvarez anchors the spine of the side and helps define how secure Mexico look without the ball.
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2018 · Adidas
Vibrant green home with red and white sleeve detail. Worn when Mexico beat the defending champions.
2022 · Adidas
Cleaner emerald green home with Aztec motif on the sleeve — a nod to 1998.
2026 · Adidas
Current-cycle Mexico home shirt for the 48-team tournament, with Mexico co-hosting.
Who is in the Mexico squad for the 2026 World Cup?
Mexico's key names for the 2026 World Cup include Raúl Jiménez, Santiago Gimenez, Edson Alvarez, with Javier Aguirre as head coach. Full 26-man squads are confirmed by federations in the days before the tournament — this page tracks the leading players and storylines.
Who is the Mexico head coach at the 2026 World Cup?
Javier Aguirre leads Mexico into the 2026 FIFA World Cup, as confirmed in the Guardian's June 2026 squad guide.
Does this Mexico squad page include shirt history as well as players?
Yes. The squad page also includes a short shirt-history section so readers can connect the current team to the wider World Cup kit story.