This summer, Mexico's men's national team will be looking to further extend their list of CONCACAF Gold Cup trophies by winning their ninth title, and in the process also extending the gap between them and other teams below them on the list.
The squad chosen for this year's Gold Cup is not too different from the ones they have used in previous tournaments and has much more experience than the one chosen by rivals USA.
However, Mexico are a bit of a mess heading into the tournament, having suffered a humiliating 3-0 defeat to the U.S. in the Nations League semi-final, with manager Diego Cocca losing his job after less than five months at the helm.
So, who has interim manager Jaime Lozano trusted to deliver on the big stage, and get Mexico out of the chaotic situation they're currently in?
GOAL breaks down Lozano's 23-player Gold Cup squad...
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