📸 Possible Mexico World Cup shirt leaked
According to FootyHeadlines, a specialist in the field, the Mexican National Team would wear on the field one of the uniforms most beloved by fans, the one with the Sun Stone that the tricolor team debuted in 1998.
However, the design would not be identical, as this time, the emblem of the Mexican Football Federation would be in the center instead of the God Tonatiuh.
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