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There is not much left until the start of the 2022 World Cup, which Qatar will host over the course of November and December.
The Qatar World Cup will witness the presence of the Mexico national team, led by its veteran goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa, in Group C, along with the Saudi national team, Argentina and Poland.
The 37-year-old is preparing for the fifth appearance in his World Cup career, a record he aspires to achieve with Portuguese Cristiano Ronaldo and Argentine Lionel Messi.
But Ochoa was the owner of a funny story that permeated the previous World Cups, specifically in the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
That tournament witnessed the presence of Mexico in one group, along with Brazil, the representative of the host country, and Croatia and Cameroon.
The second round witnessed a clash between Mexico and Brazil, which ended in a goalless draw, on a night in which goalkeeper Ochoa starred remarkably.
That brilliance prompted some to create lies and fake stories about the Mexico goalkeeper, as some started talking about Ochoa having a hand with 6 fingers.
Some circulated a fake image showing Ochoa with 6 fingers, which made him the talk of social media pioneers for a long time.