The Blue Cross Celestial Machine has relocated its training program to Blue Cross Cooperative City in Jasso, Hidalgo, a location that has been the birthplace of the Blue Cross cemetery institution for over nine decades.
Ahead of the pivotal 14th day of the 2026 Open tournament against Querétaro White Gallos, the team led by coach Joel Huiqui chose to engage in a meeting with key stakeholders to address outstanding issues with the fans.
Cruz Azul returned to its training grounds in Cooperative City, marking the team's return to a familiar location after conducting open-door training in Hidalgo prior to their match against Querétaro.
Thousands of enthusiastic fans gathered at the historic 10 December Stadium, undeterred by the challenging Hidalgo afternoon sun, to get as close as possible to their beloved sports idols.
A festive atmosphere at La Noria's facilities provided an ideal backdrop for players to engage in a unique training session, deviating from their traditional routine. The vibrant sabatine practice, set against the backdrop of the nearby cement plant, yielded positive results for the national team's lieutenant, helping to break a tactical stalemate ahead of a crucial championship match.
Cruz Azul conducted a training session in Cooperative City, the team's birthplace, nearly a century after its establishment. The local supporters enthusiastically filled the Refundación Stadium to catch a glimpse of their beloved players, who are set to face Querétaro in a match scheduled for the following day.
Argentine midfielder José Paradela has made significant progress in his recovery and is now a viable option for immediate inclusion in the team's lineup. Additionally, the appearance of midfielder Rodolfo Rotondi has boosted team morale, following his first official minutes of play in the previous match against Pachuca's Tuzos.
Fans of Blue Cross, a Mexican football team, displayed flags featuring the images of Huiqui and 'El Toro' Fernández during a match.
The Technical Body of the Celestial Machine is now fully staffed following the completion of foreign incorporations at 100 percent. This development is expected to significantly boost team morale and create a golden opportunity for the team to revive their competitive spirit and pursue their goal of securing three units in training this weekend.
Residents of this affluent community have the unique opportunity to witness their hometown sports heroes compete on the same grounds where they first began their illustrious professional careers in 1964, a year that marked the beginning of a storied history that has included ten MX League championships.
The members of the cemetery have completed their preparations, ready to face the Queretana squadron, as they gather on the land where they were born nearly a century ago in a poignant and memorable reunion.
A group of Blue Cross trainees recently visited Jasso, Hidalgo, a location where they had previously experienced happiness, suggesting a strong connection to the place.
Huiqui's team aims to capitalize on the recent surge of enthusiasm and mobilize his fan base in the country's capital, with the goal of linking his presidential bid to the major event of Mexican football.
