Raúl Jiménez leads Mexico at World Cup after life-threatening injury recovery
ESPN Soccer • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 29, 2026, 8:04 AM
Last updated Jun 29, 2026
Raúl Jiménez returns to international soccer, leading Mexico at the World Cup on June 29, 2026. This marks a significant comeback for Jiménez, who faced a life-threatening skull fracture six years ago. His involvement comes as Mexico competes on home soil, adding to the significance of the event. The tournament presents an opportunity for Jiménez to fulfill a long-held dream.
- •Jiménez plays for Mexico in World Cup match on home soil.
- •He suffered a serious skull fracture six years ago.
- •His return to the field reflects a remarkable recovery.
- •The tournament represents a key moment in his career.
- 8:32 AMESPN Soccer — Jiménez is lucky to be alive, never mind living his World Cup dream with Mexico
"Six years after suffering a life-threatening skull fracture, Raúl Jiménez is back at the top, leading Mexico at this World Cup on home soil.
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