Héctor Herrera Raises Concerns About MLS Players’ Exclusion from Mexican National Team Selection

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Héctor Herrera, midfielder for the Houston Dynamo, expresses concerns about the exclusion of MLS players from the Mexican National Team. Fans debate whether the issue lies with biased selection or institutional shakiness.

"I personally do consider that we are not taken into account, that they do not give value to the level you are experiencing here. I don't know if it's because of the competition between leagues, between MLS and Liga MX," - Hector Herrera
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Summary

  • Herrera questions the lack of MLS player inclusion in the Mexican National Team.
  • Fans blame FMF’s handling of player selections and call-ups.
  • The discussion raises the importance of moving towards future talents rather than past achievements.

MLS Fans’ Perspectives

Coltons13 highlights the FMF’s internal issues affecting player pool decisions. Fans criticize the organization’s call-up management, suggesting bias isn’t the primary factor.

Confusion Among Fans

PopeAlGore seeks clarity on the entities referred to in Herrera’s statements, reflecting a common sentiment of ambiguity in his interview.

Perspectives on Player Selection

Brooklyn_MLS rationalizes the exclusion of veteran players like Herrera and Pulido, pointing out the need for the Mexican National Team to focus on upcoming talents rather than past performers.

Herrera’s concerns highlight the complex relationship between MLS players and the Mexican National Team selection process. While the debate over bias versus institutional issues continues, the need for a fair and transparent selection criteria remains paramount. As MLS grows in stature, bridging the gap between regional leagues for fair player representation becomes increasingly vital in the soccer landscape.