Aguirre Fires Back at Critics with 'A Toda Madre' Statement
With just a week left before the 2026 World Cup, Mexico will face Serbia in its final warm‑up match. Head coach Javier Aguirre responded to mounting criticism by declaring, "Ni lo uno, ni lo otro, estoy a toda madre," meaning he feels completely fine.
He assured that the squad is in top physical and mental shape and ready for the tournament. The remark lifted spirits among players and fans alike.
All eyes now turn to Mexico’s debut against South Africa in the opening week of the World Cup.
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