The fight that involved Ochoa and Chicharito, one of the reasons that cost him the World Cup

The Mexican national team is getting ready for a new World Cup, with this, Guillermo Ochoa is positioned as the starting goalkeeper of the Mexican team for Qatar. In that sense, Gerardo Martino would have given total power to the Mexican goalkeeper in the dressing room, he did not call the goalkeeper who could fight him for the starting position and one of the main reasons why the veto to Chicharito still exists is revealed.

Guillermo Ochoa is on the eve of playing his third consecutive World Cup. The current goalkeeper of Club America has had outstanding performances with the Aztec team. Even FIFA, in its official networks, recognizes him as one of the best goalkeepers for the tournament. However, it seems that within the national team, he continues to cause a lot of talk and could be one of the reasons why Chicharito has not returned to the team.

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According to journalist Beto Valdés, the issue of the fight between national team players arose from a complaint against Javier Hernandez. Chicharito is one of the elements that would not be in Qatar 2022 and the fight reported by the aforementioned source would be a factor for that. The reality is that Hernandez has always been a difficult element in El Tri.

What was the fight in which Ochoa and Chicharito were involved?

According to journalist Beto Valdes, the team was about to leave for an expedition and Javier Hernandez did not show up for the team's transportation. A situation that made Jesus Manuel Corona desperate and he did not hesitate to reproach him when he saw him, something that not even captain Guillermo Ochoa could stop. Chicharito was one of the players with certain benefits such as sleeping in other hotels or being able to see his family sometimes, according to Valdes.