Mexico national team World Cup cult hero, Guillermo Ochoa released an emotional statement as he prepares to represent El Tri in a record-setting sixth World Cup, something he described as “a privilege.” The 2026 World Cup will be 40-year-old Ochoa’s farewell from the sport. The legendary goalkeeper left his club AEL Limassol in Cyprus a week before the end of the season to report to El Tri’s camp. Upon arrival, Ochoa shared a moving message as the journey towards his home World Cup commenced. “Putting this shirt on was never routine ... it was a privilege,” Ochoa wrote on social media. “Today, my final camp begins, but this time I see it differently. With my heart fuller, with more scars, more memories ... and the same hope as that boy that once dreamt of defending this badge. “I’ve lived impossible nights, endless stadiums, anthems that still give me chills, and moments that changed my life forever. An yet ... every time Mexico calls, something inside of me starts again.…