The Tricolores bring together a vibrant mix of rising stars and seasoned veterans, highlighting a strong depth across the squad.
The Mexican women’s national team has announced the selection for the qualifiers to the W Gold Cup, with matches set against Puerto Rico and Trinidad and Tobago. Pedro Lopez, head coach of the team, has named 18 players who will represent Mexico as they travel through Andean regions and prepare to compete in Group A of the continental championship race.
This call depicts a thoughtful blend of youth and experience. Several players shine in the Women’s Liga MX, while others are aiming to prove themselves on the international stage and attract opportunities abroad.
In this update, GOAL recounts the names called up for these important international duties and what each player brings to the squad.
WHAT IS THE FULL CALL?
The squad features a balanced spine with goalkeepers who bring leadership and shot-stopping reliability, backed by a defensive line eager to pressure opponents high up the pitch. The goalkeepers provide a mix of domestic dominance and professional exposure in top leagues, ensuring a steady presence between the posts.
Goalkeepers: Itzel González (America), Alejandría Godínez (Monterrey), Esthefanny Barreras (Pachuca)
Defenders: Kimberly Rodríguez (America), Araceli Torres (Chivas), Kenti Robles (Real Madrid), Rebecca Bernal (Monterrey), Reina Reyes (Portland Thorns), Greta Espinoza (Tigres), Anika Rodríguez (Tigres), Jimena López (Valencia)
Midfielders: Natalia Mauleón (America), Alexia Delgado (Tigres), Nicole Pérez (Monterrey), Karla Nieto (Pachuca), María Sánchez (Houston Dash), Stephany Mayor (Tigres)
Forwards: Alicia Cervantes (Chivas), Kiana Palacios (America), Scarlett Camberos (Angel City), Jacqueline Ovalle (Tigres), Mayra Pelayo (Tijuana)
WHAT WOULD THE ALIGNMENT BE?
The requested formation centers on building a compact unit in midfield while leveraging pace on the wings and a目标-focused strike partnership. The XI likely to start balances defensive discipline with attacking intent, aiming to control the tempo and exploit wide areas as they press high in possession football.
Estefany Barreras, Kenti Robles, Greta Espinoza, Kimberly Rodríguez, Jimena López, Karla Nieto, Natalia Mauleón, Scarlett Camberos, Lizbeth Ovalle, Stephany Mayor, Kiana Palacios.
CALL COMPETITIONS
The team will compete in a series of fixtures designed to test cohesion and tactical refinement ahead of the larger tournament. The calendar features key dates in December, with two important qualifiers shaping Mexico’s path to the W Gold Cup.
- 01/12 | Puerto Rico vs Mexico
- 05/12 | Trinidad and Tobago vs Mexico
Source: [Goal]