Mexico struggles under Rafa Márquez as coach, still seeking first win
ESPN Soccer • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 8, 2026, 3:54 PM
Last updated Oct 8, 2026
Rafa Márquez remains winless as coach of the Mexico national soccer team following ongoing struggles. Historically, Mexico has not shown much patience with head coaches, raising questions about Márquez's future. As the team aims for a turnaround, pressure may mount if results do not improve. A lack of victories could lead to discussions regarding potential changes in leadership.
- •Márquez has not secured a win since taking over the coaching role.
- •Mexico's history suggests limited patience for underperforming managers.
- •Upcoming matches could determine Márquez's future as head coach.
- 4:44 PMESPN Soccer — Winless under Márquez, how patient should Mexico be with the legend-turned-coach?
"Mexico aren't known for showing managers much patience, so how long before former captain and now winless coach Rafa Márquez comes under pressure?
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