FEMEXFUT will campaign to let Mexicans know that the Gold Cup has begun.

Villa de la Somnolencia.- FEMEXFUT will launch a campaign to inform the public that the Gold Cup has already begun and that, in fact, the Mexican national team is already in the final, even though no one has realized it.

"We've played like four games and no one has noticed. They think it's an U-17 tournament or a long beer commercial," exclaimed the Tricolor goalkeeper, already half-resigned to the fact that people prefer watching Netflix over Mexican soccer.

It's the beginning of the end for the Mexican soccer oligarchy. The stadium was empty for the Gold Cup opening. They're in business and care little about the fans, only about getting rich at their own expense. pic.twitter.com/1r41tSO7bD

— 킬러 루 RORO∆Z€ZINO (@roro_asesino) June 15, 2025

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The campaign will be launched urgently to inform the Mexican people about this exciting tournament, which could help with ratings, which are already at the level of the Dragon Ball GT broadcast.

“I thought it was another Copa Molera… You see how they do those every week?” confessed one confused fan who mentally stuck in the 2006 World Cup, right when YouTube came out, and hasn’t watched another match since.

To strengthen the campaign, FEMEXFUT will ask the INE for support to see if they will help promote such an exciting tournament that coincided with the Club World Cup, the final episodes of MasterChef Celebrity , the release of the new Donkey Kong Bonanza , and the premiere of a new video by Luisito Comunica.

CONCACAF every time there's a Gold Cup final 😅🤣. pic.twitter.com/SULh78Zr3C

— ESPN Deportes (@ESPNDeportes) July 3, 2025

As part of the outreach plan, they will include an animated tutorial to explain what the Gold Cup is, what CONCACAF is, and why we continue to play against Trinidad and Tobago every two weeks.

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