A recent exhibition match marked a significant milestone for the Mexico national team as they took on Sport Club Internacional in Porto Alegre, Brazil. The match, held at the famous Estadio Beira-Rio, saw more than 40,000 fans witness Tri’s convincing 2-0 victory last Thursday.
As the team prepares for its next challenge, a friendly match against the legendary River Plate at the Estadio Monumental, coach Javier Aguirre faces daunting challenges in composing his team exclusively with Liga MX players. Notably, Club América showed a reluctance to release several of its stars for these meetings, with only Ramón Juárez having made the trip. Additionally, injuries forced Aguirre to adjust his lineup, with key players withdrawing just days before the match.
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-Despite these setbacks, Aguirre remains optimistic as he prepares to deliver a strong performance against one of the world’s most prestigious clubs.
According to source reports, Aguirre’s potential starting XI for the match against River Plate could include five changes from the team that triumphed over Internacional.
