"Complicated" is the best word to describe this FIFA window for Javier Aguirre and the Mexican national team. El Tri wrapped the October break with a 4-0 loss to Colombia and a 1-1 draw with Ecuador.

The Mexican National Team came into this match feeling the sting from the thrashing they received against Colombia last Thursday. As a result, Javier Aguirre decided to shake things up in the starting lineup, sending a clear message that no player's spot is guaranteed for the World Cup roster.

In the wake of a humiliating defeat, the Mexican national soccer team faces a critical match against Ecuador, with coach Javier Aguirre determined to secure a victory. The stakes are high, and Aguirre’s decisive strategy reflects a need for improvement and accountability among his players.

Mexico coach Javier Aguirre made it clear that only players with mental toughness will make his roster for the World Cup, saying his project with El Tri isn’t for those who “can’t handle the heat.” Aguirre also addressed the goalkeeping situation,

Mexico manager Javier Aguirre said he expects Tuesday's home friendly against Ecuador to provide a stern test as his team ratchets up preparations for next year's FIFA World Cup.

Javier Aguirre, the head coach of the Mexican men’s national team, has asked FMF bosses to line up high-caliber opposition.

Mexico manager Javier Aguirre said he expects Tuesday''s home friendly against Ecuador to provide a stern test as his team ratchets up preparations for next year''s FIFA World Cup. <br />Ecuador finished second in the 10-team South American qualifying group after a campaign that included eight wins and just two defeats.