The 2026 World Cup is not going to be over because Carlos" Chino" Huerta, Rodrigo Huescas, Kevin Alvarez, and Luis Chavez have been undergoing accelerated treatment. They have been working with the Mexican national team's real coaches in Mexico City for the past two weeks. These players were photographed in different locations of Mexico when they were supposed to be in Europe, so for this reason, they were actually there. However, they actually traveled there on the order of Javier Aguirre to go through rehabilitation in the Aztec funds to carefully monitor their progress and take them there for the last six months of their treatment before the world competition that will be held in the United States, Mexico, and Canada. Both Huerta and Kevin Alvarez are recovering from pubalgia, which plagued him in the previous competition and prevented the original Pachuca keeper from returning to the type that made him eligible for the previous World Cup. Luis Chavez and Rodrigo Huescas are attempting to gain on routine despite suffering severe knee injuries that have kept them from active for the time being. playing for FC Copenhagen and Dynamo Moscow in Denmark right now.

The four players are crucial components of Emmanuel Aguirre's relationship with the Mexican national group, and as a result, they were given permission to work with the Mexican national team's rehabilitation and physical trainers to assess their current level of fitness.

After the training session, they returned to their respective clubs, where they will eventually be able to team to showcase their abilities and be taken into consideration for the final World Cup games.

The Mexican federal team won't have people from Europe because the games aren't scheduled for FIFA, but they will also play in Brazil and Bolivia starting in March. The second game will take place on March 28 at the Estadio Azteca, and the next game will take place on March 31 in Chicago against Belgium. The team may face an opponent that hasn't been chosen from the German playoff between Denmark, Serbia, Ireland, and Macedonia in the first round on June 11th, South Korea on June 18th in Guadalajara, and then again at Estadio Azteca on June 25th, facing an opposition that hasn't been chosen.

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