The Mexican team officially declared itself ready for the 23rd edition of the World Cup by posing for the official photo in an emblematic site of Mexican culture such as the National Museum of Anthropology, where they showed the shirts with the numbers they will use in the competition.

An event that included in a single entity players, coaching staff and managers who took the graphics in an elegant dark suit in front of the Sol Azteca, the cradle of the history of this nation and which has been visited by millions of people in its 62 years of existence eager to know in depth the history of the Mexican nation from its origins.

The above was announced through a press release where it was explained that this site was occupied to highlight the importance of representing Mexico with all the culture it accumulates and that has placed it in a special place internationally, with which it is expected to walk with that same authority in the next World Cup.

The museum tour

The official photo event was the occasion for the members of the Mexican delegation to take a quick tour of this historic venue, especially in the Sala Mexica, delving into the origins of soccer.

Attendees also moved to the site where the Teocalli of the Sacred War lies, a monolith that has one of the most important representations of ancient Mexico-Tenochtitlan and the symbol of the eagle standing on a cactus devouring a snake.

The Mexican team also visited “El Paraguas”, the emblematic fountain that has become one of the most recognized architectural symbols within the Museum of Anthropology and which served as a way for the players to delve into the culture of the country that will host a World Cup for the third time in its history.

The players were impressed by observing how much history is accumulated in the roots of a country that hopes to make a statement in this World Cup competition where, for the third time, they will participate in an inauguration like the one on June 11 at the Azteca stadium.