Mexico to surpass its 2026 World Cup performance, predicts Mhoni Vidente

Mexico signed a FIFA World Cup 2026 that will be in the history books. While it is true that it was eliminated in the Round of 16 by England, it reached the quarterfinals and broke a good number of records. The team's performance thrilled the Mexican fans, who are already looking forward to the 2030 edition and could once again be a historic path for the Aztec team.

What did Mhoni Vidente predict?

The astrologer Mhoni Vidente launched a prediction about how the Mexican National Team will perform in the next World Cup. According to her vision, the team led by Rafael Márquez will make history again in the tournament to be held in Spain, Portugal and Morocco, even surpassing what was achieved in the recent 2026 edition.

Why is it important for Mexico?

Mhoni Vidente's prediction would mean the return of the national team to the quarterfinals after 44 years. The last time Mexico reached that round was in 1986, when it was eliminated by West Germany in a penalty shootout.

What comes next?

The competition will have Spain, Portugal and Morocco as main venues. Additionally, Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay will receive a match each as part of the celebration of the 100th anniversary of the first World Cup. Mhoni Vidente also stated that Mexico would host the tournament again in 2042. For now, there is no confirmation from FIFA about the venue of that edition, so it is just another of her predictions.

Currently, Mexico is in first place in the overall classification of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with 9 points obtained in 3 games, and a streak of 4 consecutive victories. The team led by Javier Aguirre overcame the group stage and won its first direct elimination match in four decades, but could not continue its path. England won 3-2 in the Round of 16 and prevented Mexico from playing the expected fifth match.

Mhoni Vidente's prediction also included the two teams that will compete for the title. According to her vision, Spain and Morocco will reach the Final of the 2030 World Cup, although she did not specify which one will be the champion. The competition will have Spain, Portugal and Morocco as main venues. Additionally, Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay will receive a match each as part of the celebration of the 100th anniversary of the first World Cup. Mhoni Vidente also stated that Mexico would host the tournament again in 2042. For now, there is no confirmation from FIFA about the venue of that edition, so it is just another of her predictions.