The Panama national football team has qualified for the 2026 World Cup after a victory over El Salvador and a stunning upset by Surinam against Guatemala. Christian Beguer, the team's physical trainer since 2020, has been an important part of the success. Beguer, a native of Buñuel, has played for several teams, including Izarra, Banants Yerevan of Armenia, and Royale Union Saint-Gilloise of Brussels. Coach Thomas Christiansen, a former Spanish-Danish striker, has also been instrumental in the team's qualification. Christiansen, who played for Osasuna for one season, has led the team to achieve important goals, such as the silver medal in the Gold Cup. Qualifying for the World Cup is a major milestone for the team, which will participate in the tournament for the second time. Panamanian president José Raúl Mulino has expressed his excitement and satisfaction with the qualification. Beguer has also enjoyed the glory, after years of hard work and dedication. The qualification is the result of a team effort and the determination of the players and technical staff. The Panama national football team has grown over the past five years, achieving important goals and overcoming obstacles. The Gold Cup, Nations League, and Copa América have been some of the tournaments in which the team has participated. Qualifying for the 2026 World Cup is a significant achievement, reflecting the team's progress and dedication. The team has demonstrated its ability to overcome adversity and achieve important victories. The qualification is an exciting moment for the players, technical staff, and fans. The Panama national football team is ready to face the challenge of the 2026 World Cup, with the confidence and determination to achieve great things.