Javier Aguirre has stepped down as head coach of the Mexican national football team following Mexico’s elimination from the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The development was reported by De Limburger, citing information from GoogleNewsNL.

According to GoogleNewsNL, Aguirre’s resignation came in the immediate aftermath of Mexico’s exit from the ongoing 2026 World Cup tournament. The available source material does not provide further details regarding the specific match or circumstances that led to the team’s elimination.

Aguirre held the position of head coach under the Mexican Football Federation (FMF) and was responsible for the technical direction of the national squad throughout the qualification period and the tournament itself. His departure marks the conclusion of his second tenure as Mexico’s national team coach.

No official statement from the Mexican Football Federation regarding Aguirre’s resignation was included in the available source material at the time of publication. The party could not be reached for comment.

Mexico served as one of three co-host nations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, alongside the United States and Canada. The elimination of a host nation is expected to prompt a broader review of the national team’s technical structure and future direction.