Ex-player Cuellar backs Mexico to break 'fifth-game' curse, warns of immigration hurdles
Published on April 5, 2026.
Former international footballer Leonardo Cuellar has predicted that Mexico will break its "fifth-game" curse, which has plagued Mexico for decades. He believes this year will be the year that Mexico can break this curse, with the 2026 FIFA World Cup co-hosting by the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Cuelloar also warned of potential immigration hurdles as those in the U.S. with green cards or temporary temporary visas could be caught up in legal proceedings. He also expressed his disagreement over FIFA's dynamic ticket pricing, which he believes has priced out loyal Mexican fans.
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