West Ham striker Javier Hernandez will show up at a World Cup in the wake of being named in Mexico’s last 23-man squad.
Hernandez, 30, is the main Premier League player in Juan Carlos Osorio’s squad to movement to Russia. He influenced his World Cup to make a big appearance in South Africa in 2010 and was a Manchester United player by Brazil 2014.
Mexico, fifteenth in Fifa’s reality rankings, are in Group F with holders Germany, Sweden and South Korea. Three players from Portuguese champions Porto make the cut – protector Diego Reyes, midfielder Hector Herrera and forward Jesus Manuel Corona.
Mexico’s opening match is against Germany in Moscow on 17 June (16:00 BST). Showing up at the World Cup, Mexico have achieved the knockout stage at the previous six competitions.