Some members of the Mexico’s World Cup squad partied with around 30 prostitute at a private compound in Mexico city following the team’s 1-0 win over Scotland at the Aztec Stadium.
There were publications of grainy images of players arriving at the party under the headline “The true farewell of the Tri!”. The controversy echoes similar scandals which have swirled around the team in recent years.
However, Mexican officials said the players involved will not be sanctioned because they attended the party in their free time.
Guillermo Cantu, general secretary of the Mexican Football Federation, said the players would not be punished because “they have not missed training.”
“A free day is a free day and those are the risks that one runs with freedom,” Cantu was quoted as saying.
Among the players in attendance were goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa and Benfica striker Raul Jimenez.
Los Angeles Galaxy brothers Jonathan and Giovani dos Santos also attended, along with defender Carlos Salcedo and midfielder Marco Fabian, who both play for Eintracht Frankfurt in Germany.
The Mexico team is already in Copenhagen, where they are preparing for a friendly against Denmark on Saturday before heading on to Russia.