The Mexican team is destabilized again. Mexico lost the final of the Concacaf Nations League with the United States and criticism of Jaime Lozano’s process did not take long to make itself felt. Under these circumstances, Luis Felipe Scolari has been linked to El Tri. The Brazilian is a renowned strategist who could be a hit on the table in Aztec football.
Jaime Lozano’s process is faltering. Mexico could not beat the American team and added a new failure before the 2024 Copa América. In view of the unconvincing results, some media name Felipão as a possible successor to “Jimmy”.
Some Amazonian media have reported on this possibility. On Radio Grenal they commented that the former Brazil coach could get involved again in a new World Cup cycle. Mexico would be the country interested in the 75-year-old veteran strategist.
“He’s from Mexico. Felipão will start a World Cup cycle. According to communicator Guto Lopes, the coach is close to being announced by the Mexican National Team. What do you think, fan? Comment there,” the portal indicated.
A bench giant could arrive in Mexico
Luiz Felipe Scolari is a renowned strategist in South America. His career on the bench began in 1982. Felipão has coached teams such as Centro Sportivo Alagoamo, Juventude, Brasil Pelotas, Al Shabab, Gremio, Goiás, Qadsia, Criciúma, Al Ahli, Júbilo Iwata, Palmeiras, Cruzeiro, Sperre, Chelsea, Bunyodkor , Evergrande, Athletico Paranaense and Atlético Mineiro.
Regarding national teams, Felipão has commanded a couple of processes with Brazilone step by Portugal and even in the selection of Kuwait. Among the most notable achievements at the national team level is the 2002 World Cup with Brazil and the 2013 Confederations Cup, also with La Canarinha.
In 2024 his last experience on the bench ended. Luiz Felipe Scolari led Atlético Mineiro in 41 games. In that number of meetings, the Brazilian strategist He won 19 matches, drew 10 and lost 12.
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