The management of women’s national teams announced the departure of Ana Galindo from the position of technical director, after five years of leading different processes, from the U-15 to the U-20.
“The experience and knowledge that she contributed throughout these years left an important mark on Mexican soccer, as well as being fundamental for the development of women’s soccer in the different categories,” the statement said.
In 2022, Galindo was in charge of the U-17 men’s representative team, which she led in three games (one win, one draw and one loss), becoming the first woman to lead a team of national teams in Mexico.
Among the trophies won by the young coach, the Concacaf U-20 championship in 2023 and the Dallas U-15 Cup stand out. Andrea Rodebaugh, director of the women’s representatives, explained that Galindo’s departure “occurred on good terms” and responds to the intention of “generating a change” in the structure of the Tricolor.
Friendly in Mérida
The Mexicans will face Panama on December 3 at the Carlos Iturralde stadium, in Mérida, in a preparation match for the World Cup qualifiers that had the support of the Venados FC board.
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1. Can you introduce yourselves and share your respective roles within the world of Mexican soccer?
2. Can you provide some insights into the impact that Ana Galindo has had during her five-year tenure as Technical Director for Women’s National Teams?
3. Why did the management of Women’s National Teams decide to part ways with Ana Galindo, and what are the plans for the future of women’s soccer in Mexico without her at the helm?
4. As a trailblazer, how does Ana Galindo feel about being the first woman to lead a team of national teams in Mexico, and what does this milestone represent for women’s football in the country?
5. What are the main challenges that women’s soccer faces in Mexico, and how can these be addressed in the coming years?
6. What are the upcoming plans for the Mexican national women’s team, and how confident are you in their success under new leadership?
7. How important is it for women’s soccer to continuously generate new opportunities and experiences for female coaches and players?
8. As the new director of Women’s Representatives for the Mexican Football Federation, what changes or initiatives do you plan to implement to further grow and develop women’s soccer in the country?
9. what message would you like to send out to young female soccer players in Mexico who aspire to have successful careers in the sport?
