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Mexico · Founded 1957

Home: Estadio Miguel Alemán Valdés

Mexico is a professional football club based in Celaya, founded in 1957. The team plays its home matches at Estadio Miguel Alemán Valdés, which has a capacity that fosters a vibrant atmosphere. Known as "Los Toros," the club has a dedicated fan base that passionately supports their team during home and away fixtures. Over the years, Mexico has secured several trophies, including major titles that reflect its competitive spirit and ambition. The club's identity is deeply rooted in the local community, making it a significant part of Celaya's sporting culture. Fans take pride in their team's history and achievements, contributing to a strong sense of loyalty and camaraderie among supporters.

Recent Matches

Date Teams Score
Sun 19 Jan
17:00
Celaya club badge Celaya
Colorado Rapids club badge Colorado Rapids
2 – 2

Current Form

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Quick Stats

Played
1
W-D-L
0-1-0
GF/GA
2/2
Avg goals
4
Clean sheets
0
BTTS
1

Squad

Player Position Age
Daniel Fuentes Lugo Goalkeeper 25
Gabino Espinoza Goalkeeper 34
Humberto Hernandez Goalkeeper 40
Jorge García #2 Defender 23
Pedro Hernández #3 Defender 24
Daniel Cervantes #25 Defender 35
Juan Blanco #187 Defender 23
Ernesto Monreal Defender 27
Gustavo Junquera Defender 21
Jonathan Tovar Defender 24
José Múñoz Defender 27
Noe Topete Defender 25
Salvador Manríquez Defender 25
Edson Partida #22 Midfielder 27
Bruno Recalde #28 Midfielder
Adolfo Domínguez Midfielder 34
Amichia Kassi Midfielder
Christian Eduardo Velazquez Montes Midfielder 18
Duilio Tejeda Midfielder 27
Edgar Mendoza Jiménez Midfielder 21
Eduardo Del Ángel Midfielder 25
Gael Gerardo Ambriz Mendoza Midfielder 17
Jorge Rodríguez Midfielder 19
Juan Gamboa #28 Forward 24
Martín Barragán #28 Forward 34
B. Mendoza #32 Forward 27
Arturo Sanchez Forward 25
Elías Luna González Forward 20
Jonathan Martínez Forward 27
Kody Chaurand Forward 20
Maximo Gustavo Giron Romero Forward 16

Stadium

Estadio Miguel Alemán Valdés
Celaya · Capacity 25,111
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