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17 June
Guillermo Ochoa stated he would retire after six World Cups, emphasizing his connection to Mexico.
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Goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa announced his retirement from professional football following the upcoming World Cup, marking a significant moment in his career. The 40-year-old Mexican player expressed his deep emotional connection to the national team, highlighting its pivotal role in his life both professionally and personally. Ochoa will be participating in his sixth World Cup, a milestone that adds to his historical presence in the sport.
During his announcement, he spoke candidly about the impact that representing Mexico has had on him, stating that without the national team, his career would not have been the same. The decision to step away from football comes as he prepares to conclude his lengthy journey in the sport, a reflection of years of dedication and service to his country on the international stage.
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