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Mexico World Cup 2026 Preview: Pressure, Resilience, and Raúl Jiménez’s Resolve

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Mexico faces a World Cup at home with a mix of excitement and pressure, relying on a pragmatic style under Javier Aguirre and the resilient leadership of Raúl Jiménez, amidst a complex backdrop of political tensions with co-host USA.

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