The Mexican team will return to action next week. As a whole, the Mexican team will seek a pass to the Concacaf Nations League final against Panama. However, this match could mean a blow to the continuity of Jaime LozanoThis is how Andre Marín analyzed it.
The waters are calm within El Tri, but this could change in the coming days. The Aztec team will face Panama at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, United States. This duel could be more important than it seems.
“Next Thursday, Thursday the 21st, Mexico will face Panama in the semifinals of the Nations League. Lozano has already announced his call and Honestly there is no more, it is the best we have. “Raúl Jiménez is missing and he lacks football rhythm because he has been injured a lot,” analyzed Andre Marín for Mediotiempo.
In theory, Jaime Lozano is chosen to lead the Mexican team in the 2026 World Cup. However, before this competition, El Tri has its commitments for the Nations League and also the Copa América, two obstacles that could stagger its process.
“A lot is at stake for Jaime Lozano. The credibility of his project and his continuity as a coach of the absolute team. It must be remembered that the objectives are win the Nations League and be among the top four in the Copa América“he explained.
Nervousness for Jaime Lozano
The Panamanian team is having a good time in continental football. Panama reached these stages after crushing Costa Rica with an aggregate of 6-1. This will be a dangerous rival that can end Aztec aspirations before their time.
“Panama has improved a lot, be careful with the Panamanians, they are no longer flan. They have already competed against Mexico quite well in recent years. If Panama is beaten, the United States will probably be the opponent in the final. Mexico has to win the Nations League, Lozano has to win it (…) Jaime must be nervous because there is a lot at stake. The continuity of the position of national coach is at stake,” he concluded.
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