Mexico name goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa in their squad for this summer’s FIFA World Cup, with the selection marking his sixth appearance at the tournament. Ochoa first debuted at a World Cup in 2006 in Germany, and the upcoming edition would extend his record for goalkeeper appearances at the event. Multiple reports say Mexico’s coach, Javier Aguirre, selects a 26-man squad that blends experienced players with younger options. They also note that Ochoa has had limited involvement with the national team in recent years before being recalled for the World Cup. The BBC and other outlets report that Ochoa is aiming to play at the tournament, rather than only being included in the squad, as he seeks to add to his longstanding international World Cup record. Overall, the coverage focuses on his return to the squad, Aguirre’s squad selection approach, and Ochoa’s history as a long-serving member of Mexico’s World Cup campaigns.