Which América players could make the World Cup? | OneFootball

We are exactly 73 days away from the Mexico-United States-Canada World Cup kicking off with the match between the Mexican National Team and the South African National Team.

In fact, as soon as tomorrow, all the teams that will compete in this World Cup will be finalized, including Mexico’s last opponent, which will come from the winner between Denmark and the Czech Republic.

As for Club América, there are several players who could be at the most important championship in the world, representing two different national teams.

Israel Reyes and Erick Sánchez with Mexico.

With the Mexican National Team, there are two players on Javier Aguirre’s radar. The first is Israel Reyes, who practically has his spot secured not only for the World Cup, but very likely as a starter as well.

And in the case of Erick Sánchez, there is still some doubt; he is a player the coaching staff likes a lot, but they do not see him as a starter, so his call-up cannot be guaranteed.

Luis Ángel Malagón was another player with a secure spot, but unfortunately the injury he recently suffered has ruled him out for the rest of the year.

Brian Rodríguez and Sebastián Cáceres with Uruguay.

We can practically confirm that both players will be part of the squad that faces Saudi Arabia, Cape Verde, and Spain in Group H of the 2026 World Cup.

Sebastián Cáceres has been a regular in the South American national team’s starting XI, while Brian Rodríguez usually comes on as a substitute.

What other players came close to going?

There were other players from the team who were also part of the World Cup qualifying process, but in the end they were not considered by their respective coaches.

Kevin Álvarez, Henry Martín, Alexis Gutiérrez and Ramón Juárez were part of the Mexican National Team in some matches, but in the end it seems all of them will miss out on the World Cup.

Alejandro Zendejas was also called up regularly by the United States, but once again he was left out, and everything points to him being left off the final roster.

And the last case is that of Cristian Borja, who was also called up regularly, but for the past few months he has stopped appearing on Colombia’s squad lists.

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