Rebecca Bernal on Mexico’s Preparation for Haiti and Match Against Jamaica

The national team is coming up, so how important is this FIFA window in the lead-up to how decisive the end of November will be?

Well, it’s important. It’s the, the last one before the, the point where everything is at stake for us, it’s, it’s facing this kind of opponent because there’s a reason we seek out these kinds of matches to get used to what we’ll face against Haiti.

We know Jamaica is a very physical, very athletic opponent, and it’s, it’s about facing them, measuring ourselves, and seeing where we stand as a national team. Uh, I’ve seen the call-up, I think we have a very good core, and there are players joining us, and we need to make sure we’re all on the same page because

there’s less and less time left, and that’s when everything will be at stake.

Thank you very much, Rebe. Fox will be close to you here at this journey through England. All of Mexico is listening to you, surely your family, if you'd like to send a greeting or something before taking that plane and heading to the national team's training camp. Thank you very much for your time.

No, I'd like to thank all the people in Mexico for their support.

I've really felt it throughout these months, during this process, which, as I've mentioned, hasn't been easy, and and their affection, well, well, gives you that extra boost, right?

And my family, who I hope to see soon. I'm very happy and excited to soon be in Mexico, because there are no two Mexicos, so I'll see you there soon.

Those are the words of our Rebecca Bernal, Manchester United Women's newest player.