Guillermo Ochoa

• Full name: Francisco Guillermo Ochoa Magaña
• Date of birth: July 13, 1985
• Place of birth: Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
• Nationality: Mexican
• Position: Goalkeeper
• Primary national team: Mexico

Club career (highlights)

• Club América (2004–2011, 2019–present) — Emerged as first-team goalkeeper, won multiple domestic titles with the club across his spells.
• A.C. Ajaccio (2011–2014) — Moved to Ligue 1, establishing himself in Europe.
• Málaga CF (2014–2015) — Continued career in Spain's La Liga.
• Granada CF (2016–2017) — Another La Liga spell.
• Standard Liège (2017–2019) — Played in the Belgian First Division A, winning the Belgian Cup in 2018–19.

International career

• Made his senior debut for Mexico in 2005.
• Represented Mexico at multiple CONCACAF Gold Cups and Copa América tournaments.
• Key player for Mexico at several FIFA World Cups (notably 2014 and 2018), earning praise for standout performances and penalty saves.
• As of his long international career, he has earned well over 100 caps for Mexico, serving periodically as captain and a veteran leader.

Playing style & reputation

• Renowned for shot-stopping, reflexes and agility.
• Experienced in big-match situations and penalty saves.
• Respected leader and one of Mexico's most recognizable and successful goalkeepers in modern football.

Honors (selected)

• Domestic league and cup titles with Club América.
• Belgian Cup with Standard Liège (2018–19).
• Individual awards and tournament team selections for performances with both club and country.

Notes: The details above summarize Ochoa's career through his well-known spells; club affiliations and statistics can change with transfers and ongoing seasons. This summary focuses on his role with the Mexico national team and major club highlights.