El Tri player reveals how Ochoa took him out of the World Cup

During the last few years, the issue of the players called up for the major competitions played by the Mexican national team has always been at the center of controversy. In short, within "El Tri", there are not always the best or those who are at the best level of play. Sometimes we can find well-known names, some with a pretty face and, of course, the favorites of different sponsors.

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The Mexican team, being immersed in these situations, lacks the competitive level to give the performances that many fans expect. The capacity exists, but the resources are always conditioned by the different interests that encompass such an important brand as the Mexican national team. A situation pretty evident in the most recent international competitions.

This is how a historic goalkeeper was involved in a conflict of interests and could not be part of the call-up of El Tri for the World Cup in South Africa 2010. This was confirmed by former soccer player Oswaldo Sanchez through a TUDN broadcast, who assured that the grid was applied to him in 2010 and he did not belong to the call-up because of Guillermo Ochoa.

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The goalkeeper was clear and forceful in his statement and pointed out that he was left out of the call-up because he was a player who simply did not sell and was not attractive to sponsors. A situation that corresponded to what Guillermo Ochoa had done. There was no doubt that Sanchez had the right level to be able to defend Mexico's goal in that World Cup.

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