Diego Cocca is out as manager of Mexico’s men’s national soccer team after a third-place finish in the Concacaf Nations League.
Along with Cocca, Rodriguez announced that Rodrigo Ares de Parga will no longer be the executive director of Mexico’s national teams.
Cocca had managerial success in Mexico’s domestic leagues before taking over the senior national team. He won consecutive Liga MX titles with Atlas in the 2021 Apertura and 2022 Clausura. The 51-year-old Argentine also previously managed clubs in Argentina and Colombia. Lozano, meanwhile, led Mexico to a bronze medal at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. He will manage El Tri when the squad begins the Gold Cup group stage with matches against Honduras on June 25, Haiti on June 29 and Qatar on July 2.
“The natural thing to do would be to wait for the end of the Gold Cup, but today we don't have time to waste,” Rodriguez said.
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