Mexico coach Javier Aguirre reassured fans that the federation has ensured safety for the upcoming friendly match against Iceland in Queretaro, despite recent security issues linked to the killing of a prominent cartel leader. This commitment comes as the country grapples with heightened concerns over violence and public safety. The match is scheduled for Wednesday and aims to provide a sense of normalcy amid the turmoil. Aguirre’s statement reflects the federation’s dedication to player and spectator security.
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