Mexico Squad - Jonathan Dos Santos Misses Out

The Barcelona youngster is one of three players who were cut from the provisional squad...

By Stefan Coerts/Goal dot com

Mexico national team coach Javier Aguirre has announced his final squad for the 2010 World Cup. Aguirre cut three names from his provisional roster after the 5-1 friendly win against Gambia.

Young Barcelona midfielder Jonathan Dos Santos is the most notable player to miss out on the final selection. Defensive duo Juan Carlos Valenzuela (America) and Adrian Aldrete (Morelia) were the other two players to miss the cut.

"The Mexican Football Federation is grateful to Jonathan Dos Santos, Juan Carlos Valenzuela and Adrian Aldrete for their dedication, discipline, professionalism and commitment shown during the preparations with the national team," read a statement on the governing body's official website.

Mexico have been drawn in Group A alongside Uruguay, France and host nation South Africa, who they face in the curtain raiser in Johannesburg on June 11.

Goalkeepers -
Oscar Perez Chiapas
Guillermo Ochoa
America
Luis Ernesto Michel
Guadalajara
Defenders -
Rafael Marquez
Barcelona (ESP)

Ricardo Osorio
Stuttgart (GER)

Francisco Rodriguez
PSV Eindhoven (NED)

Carlos Salcido
PSV Eindhoven (NED)
Hector Moreno
AZ Alkmaar (NED)

Paul Aguilar
Pachuca
Efrain Juarez
Pumas UNAM

Jonny Magallon Guadalajara
Joerge Torres Nilo
Atlas
Midfielders -
Andres Guardado Deportivo La Coruna

Giovani Dos Santos
Galatasaray (on loan from Tottenham Hotspur)

Gerrardo Torrado
Cruz Azul

Israel Castro
Pumas UNAM

Forwards -
Pablo Barrera
Pumas UNAM

Adolfo Bautista
Guadalajara
Alberto Medina
Guadalajara
Cuauhtemoc Blanco
Veracruz
Carlos Vela
Arsenal (ENG)

Javier Hernandez
Manchester United (ENG)

Guillermo Franco
West Ham United (ENG)