mxLiga MX

Top Mexican league — 18 clubs including América, Guadalajara (Chivas) and Cruz Azul.

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América
Mexico City club nicknamed "the Eagles", the league's most successful side in history, playing at the legendary Estadio Azteca.
clubamerica.com.mx
Atlante
Historic club that returned to the top flight for the 2026/27 season after 12 years, having acquired Mazatlán's league spot.
atlantefutbol.com
Atlas
Guadalajara club nicknamed "the Rojinegros", founded in 1916, playing at Estadio Jalisco.
atlasfc.com.mx
Atlético San Luis
Club from San Luis Potosí, promoted to the top flight in 2019, playing at Estadio Libertad Financiera.
atleticodesanluis.mx
Cruz Azul
Mexico City club nicknamed "La Máquina" (the Machine), defending champions from the 2026 Clausura, playing at Estadio Azteca.
cfcruzazul.com
Guadalajara (Chivas)
Guadalajara club nicknamed "the Sacred Herd", the only club in the league fielding exclusively Mexican-born players, playing at Estadio Akron.
chivasdecorazon.com.mx
Juárez
Club from Ciudad Juárez nicknamed "the Bravos", promoted to the top flight in 2018.
fcjuarez.com
León
Club from León nicknamed "La Fiera" (the Wild Beast), an eight-time league champion with the motto "Roaring since 1944".
clubleon.mx
Monterrey
Monterrey club nicknamed "the Rayados" (the Striped Ones), playing at the modern BBVA Stadium.
rayados.com
Necaxa
Club originally from Mexico City, based in Aguascalientes since 2003, playing at Estadio Victoria.
clubnecaxa.mx
Pachuca
Club from Pachuca nicknamed "the Tuzos", regarded as the cradle of Mexican football, holder of six domestic and six international titles.
tuzos.com.mx
Puebla
Club from Puebla nicknamed "La Franja" (the Stripe), playing at Estadio Cuauhtémoc.
clubpuebla.com
Pumas UNAM
Club representing the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), founded in 1954, captained by legendary Costa Rican goalkeeper Keylor Navas.
pumas.mx
Querétaro
Club from Querétaro nicknamed "the White Roosters", founded in 1950, playing at Estadio Corregidora.
qfc.mx
Santos Laguna
Club from Torreón, one of only seven clubs never to have been relegated in the league's history, playing at Estadio Corona.
clubsantos.mx
Tigres UANL
Club representing the Autonomous University of Nuevo León, based in the Monterrey metropolitan area, playing at Estadio Universitario.
tigres.com.mx
Tijuana (Xolos)
Tijuana club nicknamed "the Xolos" after the Mexican hairless dog breed, promoted to the top flight in 2011.
xolos.com.mx
Toluca
Club from Toluca with the second-highest number of league titles in history (12), playing at the league's highest-altitude stadium.
tolucafc.com