Guillermo Ochoa, the historic goalkeeper of Mexico in his sixth World Cup

Fabrizio Romano reveals the exclusive: Guillermo 'Memo' Ochoa will be called up by Javier Aguirre for the 2026 FIFA World Cup™ and will retire at the end of the tournament.

Guillermo Ochoa, Mexico's goalkeeper

This Thursday, Fabrizio Romano revealed on social media that goalkeeper Guillermo 'Memo' Ochoa will be part of the Mexican national team in his sixth World Cup. He will be called up by Javier Aguirre and, at almost 41 years old, will end his career at the conclusion of the tournament.

Will Ochoa be the starter?

If called up, the debate arises about whether 'Memo' should be the starting goalkeeper due to his experience and outstanding performance. All signs point to Tala Rangel being the chosen one, after taking over the goal due to Malagón's injury.

Ochoa's legacy in World Cups

With 11 games played, 12 goals conceded, and 4 clean sheets, Ochoa will face his sixth World Cup, showcasing his significance in Mexican football history.

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