Mexico’s warm-up match against New Zealand is in doubt

On July 22, Mexico begins the Olympics. Against France in Tokyo

The The Mexican soccer team that will participate in the Olympic Games continues to work in Hiroshima Ahead of what will be his Olympic debut on July 22 against France at the Tokyo Stadium.

Tricolor is back in action this Sunday and is still in the midst of adjusting to the schedule and working conditions offered by the Rising Sun. Sunday’s training was on the field and a large part of it focused on the issue of renewal to get the players back physically after the trip. More than 26 hours were made by those selected from Mexico City.

From Monday they will start with intense soccer training in an effort to find their best level and connect; On the other hand, todo indicates that the match that was scheduled against New Zealand in Japanese territory next July 16 will not be held anymore Now the Mexican federation is working hard to find a new competitor so Jaime Lozano can have one last friendly match to watch his players.

Sources commented on ESPN what or what There is concern in the Mexican coaching staff because they consider that this team does not have any minutes to play together This could have an impact during the tournament. The current group of players has played together only once and that was against Panama on June 30, after which Mexico have not played any more friendly preparations and the concern is for Jaime Lozano and his working group.

For now, Mexico will continue to operate in Hiroshima until next week when they travel to Tokyo and settle in the Olympic Village. The members of this team are confident that they can finish another friendly match and reach their best version in the duel against France, who is currently in Korea, to finish their preparatory camp and close their ranks to face Mexico in the first appearance of the Olympics on July 22 next.