Javier Aguirre steps down as Mexico coach after World Cup exit

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Last updated Jul 6, 2026

Javier Aguirre steps down as Mexico coach after World Cup exit
Summary

Javier Aguirre announced his resignation as Mexico's head coach following a 3-2 defeat to 10-man England in the World Cup round of 16. This decision culminates Aguirre's third stint with the national team, which began this summer. He expressed his pride in his tenure and mentioned that the decision to step down was planned beforehand. Aguirre's coaching history with Mexico includes two previous tenures, with his first appointment dating back to 2001. His departure opens considerations for Mexico's future direction in international competition.

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  • Javier Aguirre resigns as Mexico coach after World Cup elimination
  • Mexico lost 3-2 to England in the round of 16
  • Aguirre's departure ends his third term with the national team
  • His initial tenure began in 2001, followed by stints in 2009-2010
  • Decision to step down was reportedly planned beforehand
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Mexico coach Javier Aguirre announced he's stepping down from his position after a dramatic 3-2 defeat to 10-man England in the last 16 of the World Cup on Sunday. The decision, which has been planned beforehand, ends his third tenure for the national team.

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