Puebla's Jared Borguetti (L) battles for the ball with Cruz Azul's Joel Huiqui during their Mexican league championship soccer match at the Azul stadium in Mexico City November 28, 2009. REUTERS/Daniel Aguilar (MEXICO SPORT SOCCER) 

Mexico's Jared Borguetti (R) shots to score pass Iran's goalkeeper Seyed Mehdi during their international friendly soccer match at Alfonso Lastras Stadium in San Luis Potosi June 2, 2007. REUTERS/Tomas Bravo (MEXICO) 

Mexico's Jared Borguetti (R) shoots to score past Iran's Yalal Kameli (C) and goalkeeper Seyed Mehdi during their friendly international soccer match at at Alfonso Lastras Stadium in San Luis Potosi June 2, 2007. REUTERS/Tomas Bravo (MEXICO) 

Mexico's striker Jared Borgetti celebrates his first goal against Paraguay during their friendly soccer match at the Universitario stadium in Monterrey City, Mexico March 25, 2007. REUTERS/Tomas Bravo (MEXICO) 

Mexico national soccer striker Jared Borguetti (9) celebrates with team mates Rafael Marquez (L) and Adolfo Bautista after scoring his second goal against Paraguay during their friendly soccer match at the Universitario stadium in Monterrey City, Mexico March 25, 2007. REUTERS/Tomas Bravo (MEXICO) 

Mexico national soccer striker Jared Borguetti (R) celebrates with team mates Gerardo Torrado (L) and Jonny Magallon after Borgetti scored his second goal against Paraguay during their friendly soccer match at the Universitario stadium in Monterrey City, Mexico March 25, 2007. REUTERS/Henry Romero(MEXICO) 

Mexico national soccer striker Jared Borguetti celebrates his first goal against Paraguay during their friendly soccer match at the Universitario stadium in Monterrey City, Mexico March 25, 2007. REUTERS/Tomas Bravo (MEXICO) 

Mexican players Rafael Marquez (L), who plays for the Spanish club Barcelona, and Jared Borguetti, who plays for English Premier League side Bolton Wanderers, run during a training session in Mexico City August 11, 2005. Mexico will play Costa Rica on August 17 in Mexico City in a FIFA World Cup qualifying soccer match. REUTERS/Henry Romero HR/TZ 

Mexican players Rafael Marquez (L), who plays for the Spanish club Barcelona, and Jared Borguetti, who plays for English Premier League side Bolton Wanderers, chat during a training session in Mexico City August 11, 2005. Mexico will play Costa Rica on August 17 in Mexico City in a FIFA World Cup qualifying soccer match. REUTERS/Henry Romero HR/TZ 

Mexican players Rafael Marquez (L), who plays for the Spanish club Barcelona, and Jared Borguetti, who plays for English Premier League side Bolton Wanderers, run during a training session in Mexico City August 11, 2005. Mexico will play Costa Rica on August 17 in Mexico City in a FIFA World Cup qualifying soccer match. REUTERS/Henry Romero HR/TZ 

Mexican players (L-R), Rafael Marquez, who plays for Spanish club Barcelona, Jared Borguetti who plays for English Premier League side Bolton Wanderers, and Carlos Salcido run during a training session in Mexico City, August 11, 2005. Mexico will play Costa Rica on August 17 in Mexico City in a FIFA World Cup qualifying soccer match. REUTERS/Henry Romero HR/TZ 

Mexican players Jared Borguetti (R), who plays for English Premier League side Bolton Wanderers, and Omar Bravo (L) attend a training session in Mexico City August 11, 2005. Mexico will play Costa Rica on August 17 in Mexico City in a 2006 FIFA World Cup qualifying soccer match. REUTERS/Henry Romero HR/TZ 

Mexico's players pose before a match against [Trinidad & Tobago] at the World Cup qualifier soccer match at Universitario stadium in Monterrey City, Mexico, June 8, 2005. (back L-R) Oswaldo Sanchez, Ricardo Osorio, Francisco Fonseca, Aaron Galindo, Jaime Lozano. (front L-R) Carlos Salcido, Luis Perez ,Juan Pablo Rodriguez, Antonio Naelson, Mario Mendez and Jared Borguetti. 

Mexico's players pose before a match against Trinidad & Tobago at the World Cup qualifier soccer match at Universitario stadium in Monterrey City. Mexico's players pose before a match against Trinidad & Tobago at the World Cup qualifier soccer match at Universitario stadium in Monterrey City, Mexico, June 8, 2005. (back L-R) Oswaldo Sanchez, Ricardo Osorio, Francisco Fonseca, Aaron Galindo, Jaime Lozano. (front L-R) Carlos Salcido, Luis Perez,Juan Pablo Rodriguez, Antonio Naelson, Mario Mendez and Jared Borguetti. REUTERS/Henry Romero 

Mexico's Borguetti celebrates after scoring against Trinidad & Tobago during a 2006 World Cup qualifier soccer match in Mexico. Mexico's Jared Borguetti (R) celebrates with teammates Alberto Medina (19) and Francisco Fonseca (rear) after scoring against Trinidad & Tobago during the first half of their 2006 World Cup qualifier soccer match at the Universitario stadium in Monterrey City in Mexico June 8, 2005. Mexico won the game 2-0. REUTERS/Henry Romero 

Mexico's Jared Borguetti (R) celebrates after scoring against Trinidad & Tobago during the second half of their 2006 World Cup qualifier soccer match at the Universitario stadium in Monterrey City in Mexico June 8, 2005. REUTERS/Henry Romero HR/NL 

Mexico's Borguetti celebrates after scoring during a 2006 World Cup qualifier soccer match stadium in Mexico. Mexico's Jared Borguetti celebrates after scoring against Trinidad & Tobago during the second half of their 2006 World Cup qualifier soccer match at the Universitario stadium in Monterrey City in Mexico June 8, 2005. REUTERS/Henry Romero 

Mexico's Borguetti celebrates with teammate Medina after scoring against Trinidad & Tobago during their 2006 World Cup qualifier soccer match in Mexico. Mexico's Jared Borguetti (R) celebrates with teammate Alberto Medina after scoring against Trinidad & Tobago during the second half of their 2006 World Cup qualifier soccer match at the Universitario stadium in Monterrey City in Mexico June 8, 2005. REUTERS/Henry Romero 

Mexico's Jared Borguetti (R) celebrates after scoring against Trinidad & Tobago during the second half of their 2006 World Cup qualifier soccer match at the Universitario stadium in Monterrey City in Mexico June 8, 2005. REUTERS/Henry Romero HR/NL 

Mexican national soccer players pose before their World Cup qualifier match against Guatemala in Guatemala City. Mexican national soccer players (back row L-R) Ricardo Osorio, Francisco Fonseca, Oswaldo Sanches, Rafael Marquez, Salvador Carmona, Jaime Lozano and (front row L-R) Luis Perez, Juan Pablo Rodriguez, Antonio Naelson, Carlos Salcido and Jared Borguetti, their World Cup qualifier match against Guatemala in Mateo Flores stadium in Guatemala City, June 4, 2005. Mexico beat Guatemala 2-0. REUTERS/Henry Romero 

Mexican striker Borguetti battles for the ball against Guatemala striker Rodriguez during the second half of their 2006 World Cup qualifier soccer match in Guatemala City. Mexican striker Jared Borguetti (C) battles for the ball against Guatemala striker Mario Rodriguez during the second half of their 2006 World Cup qualifier soccer match at Mateo Flores stadium in Guatemala City, June 4, 2005. Mexico beat Guatemala 2-0. REUTERS/Henry Romero 

Mexico's Borguetti battles for the ball against Guatemala's Rodriguez during the second half of their 2006 World Cup qualifier soccer match in Guatemala City. Mexican striker Jared Borguetti (C) battles for the ball against Guatemala striker Mario Rodriguez during the second half of their 2006 World Cup qualifier soccer match at Mateo Flores stadium in Guatemala City, June 4, 2005. Mexico beat Guatemala 2-0. REUTERS/Henry Romero 

Mexican striker Borguetti jumps for the ball with Guatemala's midfielder Cabrera during their World Cup soccer qualifier in Guatemala City. Mexican striker Jared Borguetti (L) jumps for the ball against Guatemala's midfielder Gustavo Cabrera during the first half of their 2006 World Cup qualifier soccer match at Mateo Flores stadium in Guatemala City, June 4, 2005. REUTERS/Henry Romero 

Pachuca's striker Borguetti heads ball over Chivas' Garcia during Libertadores Cup soccer match in Pachuca City, Mexico. Mexican team Pachuca's striker Jared Borguetti (L) heads the ball over Chivas' Johnny Garcia during their Libertadores Cup soccer match at the Hidalgo stadium in Pachuca City, Mexico, May 18, 2005 REUTERS/Henry Romero 

Pachuca's striker Borguetti celebrates with team mates after scoring against Chivas during Libertadores Cup soccer match in Pachuca City, Mexico. Mexican team Pachuca's striker Jared Borguetti (L) celebrates with team mates Jaime Correa (C) and Jose Saturnino Cardozo after scoring against Chivas during their Libertadores Cup soccer match at the Hidalgo stadium in Pachuca City, Mexico, May 18, 2005 REUTERS/Henry Romero 

Pachuca's striker Borguetti celebrates with team mate Cardozo after scoring against Chivas during Libertadores Cup soccer match in Pachuca City, Mexico. Mexican team Pachuca's striker Jared Borguetti (L) celebrates with team mate Jose Saturnino Cardozo after scoring against Chivas during their Libertadores Cup soccer match at the Hidalgo stadium in Pachuca City, Mexico, May 18, 2005 REUTERS/Henry Romero 

Mexican Pachuca striker Borguetti battles for the ball against Peru's Club Sporting Cristal player Junior during their Libertadores Cup game in Pachuca City. Mexican Pachuca striker Jared Borguetti (R) battles for the ball against Peru's Club Sporting Cristal defender Alberto Rodriguez Junior during the first half of their Libertadores Cup soccer game at the Hidalgo stadium in Pachuca City, Mexico, May 4, 2005. REUTERS/Henry Romero 

Mexican striker Borguetti celebrates after scoring against Saint Vincent and the Grenadines in World Cup qualifier. Mexico's Jared Borguetti celebrates after his first goal against Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, during the first half of their World Cup qualifier in Pachuca City, October 6, 2004. Mexico won the game 7-0. REUTERS/Henry Romero Pictures of the Month October 2004 

Mexican striker Jared Borguetti (C) celebrates after scoring his second goal against Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, with teammate Jaime Lozano, during the first half of their World Cup qualifier in Pachuca City, October 6, 2004. REUTERS/Henry Romero HR 

Mexican striker Borguetti celebrates after scoring against Saint Vincent and the Grenadines in World Cup qualifier. Mexico's Jared Borguetti celebrates after his first goal against Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, during the first half of their World Cup qualifier in Pachuca City, October 6, 2004. REUTERS/Henry Romero 

Mexico striker Jared Borguetti kicks a ball during a training session in Piura, July 17, 2004. Mexico will face Brazil on July 18 in a Copa America quarterfinal match. REUTERS/Andres Stapff MBH/HB 

Mexican striker Jared Borguetti (R) embraces assistant coach Jorge Campos during a training session in Piura, July 17, 2004. Mexico will face Brazil on July 18 in a Copa America quarterfinal match. REUTERS/Andres Stapff MBH 

Mexico's Jaime Lozano (C) controls the ball as teammates Jared Borguetti (L) and Adolfo Bautista look on, during a training session in Chiclayo, July 9, 2004. Mexico will play Argentina on July 10 in Chiclayo in their next Copa America match. REUTERS/Henry Romero HR/GN 

Mexico's national striker Daniel Osorno (front) controls the ball as teammate Jared Borguetti looks on (rear) during a training session in Chiclayo, July 8, 2004. Mexico will face Argentina on July 10 in Chiclayo in Group B of the 2004 Copa America tournament. REUTERS/Henry Romero HR/HB 

Mexico's national players (L to R) Rafael Marquez, Duilio Davino, Jared Borguetti and Daniel Osorno run during a training session in Chiclayo, July 8, 2004. Mexico will face Argentina on July 10 in Chiclayo, in Group B of the 2004 Copa America tournament. REUTERS/Henry Romero HR/HB 

Mexico's national players striker Jared Borgueti (L) and midfielder Gerardo Torrado jump during a training session in Chiclayo, July 6, 2004. Mexico, Argentina, Uruguay, and Ecuador will make their debut in Group B of the 2004 Copa America in Chiclayo on July 7. REUTERS/Henry Romero HR 

MEXICO NATIONAL PLAYERS BORGUETTI ARELLANO AND ALTAMIRANO RUN WITH TEAMMATES DURING A TRAINING SESSION IN CHICLAYO. Mexico's national team players Jared Boguetti (L), Jesus Arellano (C) and Hector Altamirano (R) run with teammates during a training session in Chiclayo, July 4, 2004. Mexico's team will participate in the Copa America 2004 Group B, where it will face Argentina, Ecuador and Uruguay. The tournament will be held in cities across Peru from July 6-25. REUTERS/Henry Romero 

Mexico national player Jared Borguetti(C) battles for the ball with Ramon Morales (R) and David Oteo (L) as Francisco Palencia and Omar Briceno look on during the first training session in Chiclayo, July 3, 2004. Mexico's team will participate in the Copa America 2004 Group B, where it will face Argentina, Ecuador and Uruguay. REUTERS/Henry Romero HR 

Santos Laguna forward Jared Borguetti (R) fights for the ball with Atlas defender Omar Blanco during the first half of the finals of the InterLiga tournament in Carson, California, January 14, 2004. Santos Laguna defeated Atlas 3-2 on a penalty shoot-out. Borguetti scored the first of Santos Laguna's two regulation-time goals. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson LN 

Jared Borguetti of Mexico (L) and Eric Valleciollo of Honduras chase
the balll during their Gold Cup first round match at the Azteca Stadium
in Mexico City, July 17, 2003. REUTERS/Andrew Winning

AW/HB 

America striker Christian Patino (L) battle for the ball over Santos
striker Jared Borguetti (R) during the first half of their Mexican
league championship match at Azteca stadium in Mexico City, February 2,
2003. Santos won the game 1-0. REUTER/Henry Romero

HR/ME 

A fan shakes hands with Mexican striker Jared Borguetti as he leaves
the team hotel in Oita to travel to Korea June 14, 2002. Mexico
yesterday drew 1-1 with Italy and qualified for the second round of the
World Cup finals at the top of their group. REUTERS/Andrew Winning

AW/JP 

Mexican striker Jared Borguetti points as he rests with a bag of ice on his ankle after a training session in Mikuni's Fukui Techno Park stadium June 6, 2002. The Mexican team trained behind closed doors today in preparation for their second World Cup Finals first round match against [Ecuador] in three days time. 

Mexican striker Jared Borguetti points as he rests with a bag of ice on
his ankle after a training session in Mikuni's Fukui Techno Park
stadium June 6, 2002. The Mexican team trained behind closed doors
today in preparation for their second World Cup Finals first round
match against Ecuador in three days time. REUTERS/Andrew Winning

AW/JDP 

Mexican striker Jared Borguetti (L) plays with the ball as he sits with
winger Ramon Morales after a training session at Niigata's Big Swan
stadium June 2, 2002. Both Borguetti and Morales will be in the
starting lineup when Mexico will face Croatia in their first World Cup
finals group G first round match tomorrow. REUTERS/Andrew Winning

AW 

Mexican striker Jared Borguetti stretches after a training session at
Mikuni's Fukui Techno Park Stadium May 30, 2002. Mexico is preparing
for its first round World Cup Finals group G matches against Croatia,
Ecuador and Italy. REUTERS/Andrew Winning

AW/JDP 

Mexican goalie Oscar Perez (R) and striker Jared Borguetti (C) watch a
recording of their training session at Mikuni's Fukui Techno Park
Stadium May 30, 2002. Mexico is preparing for its first round group G
World Cup Finals matches against Croatia, Ecuador and Italy.
REUTERS/Andrew Winning

AW/jp 

Mexican striker Jared Borguetti (R) outjumps team mate Cuauhtemoc
Blanco during a training session in Mikuni's Fukui Techno Park stadium
May 29, 2002. Mexico is preparing for its first round group G World Cup
Finals matches against Croatia, Ecuador and Italy. REUTERS/Andrew
Winning

AW/JDP 

Mexican coach Javier Aguirre talks to players (L-R) Alberto Garcia
Aspe, Rafael Marquez and Jared Borguetti during a training session at
the Fukui Techno Park stadium in Mikuni May 28, 2002. Mexico is
preparing for its first round group G matches against Croatia, Ecuador
and Italy. REUTERS/Andrew Winning

AW/JDP 

Mexican players (L-R) Francisco Palencia, Johan Rodriguez, Jared
Borguetti, Manuel Vidrio, Luis Hernandez and Alberto Garcia Aspe, fool
around during a training session at the Fukui Techno Park stadium in
Mikuni, about 500 kilometres south west of Tokyo May 27, 2002. Mexico
is preparing for its first round Group G World Cup Finals matches
against Croatia, Ecuador and Italy. REUTERS/Andrew Winning

AW/PB 

Mexico's Francisco Palencia (R) celebrates his team's second goal
against Tokyo Verdy, as team mate Jared Borguetti looks on during a
friendly match in Mikuni May 26, 2002. Mexico won 2-0. Mexico will play
against Croatia, Italy and Ecuador in group G in the first round of the
World Cup Finals. REUTERS/Andrew Winning

AW/CP 

Mexico's (L-R) Jared Borguetti, Gerardo Torrado, Braulio Luna, Jesus
Arrellano, and German Villa play around during the team's first
practice session in Mikuni, about 500 kilometres (310 miles) south-west
of Tokyo May 22, 2002. Mexico is drawn in group C with Croatia, Italy
and Ecuador for the 2002 FIFA World Cup finals starting May 31.
REUTERS/Andrew Winning

AW/JS 

Mexican players goal scorer Jared Borguetti (R) and Braulio Luna (C)
celebrate their team's second goal against Colombia during their
friendly at the Azteca stadium in Mexico City May 12, 2002. Mexico won
2-1 in their last game infront of their home fans before travelling to
Japan for the World Cup. Player at left is Gerardo
Torrado.REUTERS/Henry Romero

AW 

Mexican players Cuauhtemoc Blanco (L facing forward) Gabriel Caballero
(19) goal scorer Jared Borguetti (9) and Ramon Morales (R behind)
celebrate their team's second goal against Colombia during their
friendly at the Azteca stadium in Mexico City May 12, 2002. Mexico won
2-1 in their last game front of their home fans before traveling to
Japan for the World Cup. REUTERS/Henry Romero

AW 

Mexican national team coach Javier Aguirre (L) chats with striker Jared
Borguetti during a training session at the national team's facility on
the outskirts of Mexico City May 6, 2002. Mexico is preparing for
pre-World Cup friendly against Colombia on May 9 and will travel to the
US the following week for their last warm up matches before flying to
Japan for the World Cup. REUTERS/Andrew Winning

AW/MMR 

Mexican national soccer team coach Javier Aguirre chats with players
Alberto Garcia Aspe (L) and Jared Borguetti during a training session
at the national team's facility on the outskirts of the capital May 6,
2002. Mexico is preparing for a pre-World Cup friendly match against
Colombia on May 9, and will travel to the U.S. the following week for
their last warm up matches before flying to Japan for the World Cup.
REUTERS/Andrew Winning

AW/SV 

Yugoslavia's Nenad Dzodic (2) controls the ball in front of Mexico's
Jared Borguetti (L) during the first half of their exhibition soccer
match, February 13, 2002, at Bank One Ballpark, in Phoenix, Arizona.
The Mexican National team is playing Yugoslavia in preperation for the
upcoming World Cup, in Japan and Korea. REUTERS/Roy Dabner

RD 

Mexico's Jared Borguetti (9) sends a header towards the Yugoslavia goal
as Mladen Krstajic (5) and Goran Gavrancic defend during the second
half of their exhibition soccer match, February 13, 2002, at Bank One
Ballpark, in Phoenix, Arizona. The Mexican National team is playing
Yougoslavia in preperation for the upcoming World Cup, in Japan and
Korea. Yugoslavia won 2-1. REUTERS/Roy Dabner

RD 

Striker Jared Borguetti heads a cross during a training session at the
Mexican national soccer team's training facility on the outskirts of
the capital October 4, 2001. Mexico's national side travels to Costa
Rica tomorrow ahead of their crucial World Cup qualifier in three days.
Mexico must defeat Costa Rica on October 7 to stand a chance of
qualifying for the 2002 Japan and Korea World Cup. REUTERS/Andrew
Winning

AW 

- WORLD CUP 2002 PREVIEW - TEAM GROUPS - Mexico's national soccer team
pose for a photo before their World Cup qualifier against Jamaica
September 2, 2001. Players (L-R top row) Francisco Palencia, Manuel
Vidrio, Oscar Perez, Rafael Marquez, Heriberto Morales Luis Gacia Aspe,
(bottom row L-R) Ramon Morales, Jesus Arrelano, German Villa, Tomas
Campos, Jared Borguetti. REUTERS/Hnery Romero

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