Julián Quiñones scored his second goal of the 2026 World Cup tournament on June 24, contributing to Mexico's 3-0 victory over Czechia. The 29-year-old forward has been a key offensive player for Mexico, netting two goals in their three group-stage matches.
Quiñones' goal against Czechia, described as a result of a "lucky bounce," helped double Mexico's lead. This performance has raised his profile, with many fans now recognizing his name following the group stage.
While Quiñones was celebrating his on-field success, his wife, Ana Gabriela Quiñones, garnered attention for a social media post shared shortly before the match. She posted a selfie on Instagram Stories wearing a gray shirt. The image, which lacked a caption, quickly drew notice online. Ana Gabriela and Julián Quiñones married in 2023 and have a daughter together.
Mexico concluded its group-stage play undefeated, securing a 3-0 record. The team's strong performance has generated considerable excitement among its supporters.