The Mexican national team is the priority for all Liga MX team owners, and for that reason, support has been reiterated for the tour that Javier Aguirre's squad will undertake in Panama and Bolivia, to the point that all activity after Matchday 3 will be suspended to give priority to El Tri.

The same will happen in February for the match against Iceland in Queretaro, where support will also be total for the national team, with clubs releasing their players. However, on this occasion, Liga MX activity will not be affected.

Liga MX will hold its first three matchdays without incident, but will then pause for a week so that the national team can travel to Panama and Bolivia with the best players from the Mexican league, such as Tala Rangel, Marcel Ruiz, Alexis Vega, Roberto Alvarado, Gilberto Mora, and Armando “Hormiga” Gonzalez.

Undoubtedly, the fact that Mexico has no more. official matches than on Matchday 3 The March FIFA international break has led to a search for activity outside of official matches, and these kinds of games against teams that will be active in the lead-up to the World Cup have been sought out. Panama has already qualified for the World Cup, and Bolivia is preparing for the World Cup playoff, which will be held in Monterrey, where they will face Suriname before going on to play Iraq. Players Brian Gonzalez, Jeremy Marquez, Fidel Ambriz, Ivan Tona, and Eduardo Aguila are being closely watched by Javier Aguirre and could be among the new faces on the Mexican team, hoping to replicate last year's success when they faced Internacional and River Plate, which resulted in Erick Lira emerging as a likely World Cup player. Other players who could be called up are Efrain Alvarez of Chivas and Jorge Ruvalcaba of Pumas, who would receive another opportunity to earn a spot on the team. place on the final list that will be announced very close to the World Cup.

It remains to be seen if Henry Martin is ready to be considered, and also if Alvaro Fidalgo will be eligible,given that the regulatory deadline for joining the Mexican national team has not yet passed, as his naturalization papers, required by FIFA to represent a country other than his country of birth, have been completed.

So we'll have to see how the team is assembled for these matches against Panama and Bolivia, where the Mexican players will be under intense scrutiny, especially since time is of the essence in the national team's preparation.