Tuzos from Pachuca are making waves in Mexican football as they become the backbone of the national teams that will compete in the upcoming Copa América and Maurice Revello tournaments. The rise of ‘Baby Pachuca’ has taken Mexican football by storm, with Guillermo Almada’s team being a major contributor to the Tricolor’s rejuvenation.
The success of ‘Baby Pachuca’ has been highlighted by their recent achievements, including eliminating América in the Concacaf Champions Cup semifinals and advancing in the Liga MX Play In despite a grueling schedule. With an average age of 24, the team has defied expectations and caught the attention of fans and selectors alike.
Five players from Pachuca have been named in the Mexican national teams. Bryan González and Erick Sánchez will represent the senior team in the Copa América, while Jorge Berlanga, Emilio Rodríguez, and Alan Bautista will compete in the Maurice Revello tournament for the U-23 category. The inclusion of these players reflects the talent and potential that ‘Baby Pachuca’ possesses.
In addition to Pachuca, Pumas also have a strong presence in the national teams, with five players making the cut. The renewal of the Mexican team is in full swing, with a new generation of players stepping up to fill the shoes of veterans like Guillermo Ochoa and Hirving Lozano.
As these young talents prepare to represent Mexico on the international stage, the spotlight is on ‘Baby Pachuca’ and their remarkable journey from relative obscurity to national recognition. Their success is a testament to the talent and dedication of Mexican football’s rising stars.