Andrés Guardado

Awards & Honours

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Andrés Guardado's career is defined by unprecedented longevity and consistency in Mexican football. He holds the record for the most international caps for Mexico with 180 appearances, surpassing all previous holders. His achievement of playing in five consecutive World Cups stands as a unique feat in the nation's history. Winning the Copa del Rey with Real Betis capped off a successful European chapter, while his three Gold Cup victories solidified his status as a national icon. His induction into the PSV Eindhoven Hall of Fame is widely anticipated given his impact on the club.

AwardsGuardado has won numerous team honors throughout his career, including the Copa del Rey with Real Betis in 2022 and two Eredivisie titles with PSV Eindhoven. He secured three CONCACAF Gold Cup titles with Mexico in 2011, 2015, and 2019. Individually, he has been named to the CONCACAF Team of the Year multiple times and received the Best Midfielder award in the Mexican League during his tenure at Atlas and other clubs.

Honours & Distinctions

Most Capped Player in Mexican History

Mexican Football Federation·2024

Surpassed the previous record holder with 180 caps.

Five Consecutive World Cups

FIFA·2022

Unique achievement in Mexican football history.

National Recognition

State of Jalisco·2023

Received honorary distinctions for contributions to sports.

Rankings & Lists

Greatest Mexican Players

Various Analysts·2024

Top North American Players

CONCACAF·2023

Magazine Covers

Marca

2022-05-20

Betis Champions

ESPN Deportes

2024-06-15

Retirement Announcement

Records & Feats

Most Caps for Mexico

Career Milestone·2024

Holds the record with 180 international appearances.

Five Consecutive World Cups

Historic First·2022

Only Mexican player to appear in five straight tournaments.