List of Mexican football transfers summer 2017

This is a list of Mexican football transfers for the 2017 summer transfer window, grouped by club. It only includes football transfers related to clubs from the Liga Bancomer MX, the top flight of Mexican football.

Liga MX

América

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No. Pos. Nation Player
2 DF Mexico MEX Carlos Vargas (from Tijuana)[1]
5 MF Argentina ARG Guido Rodríguez (from Tijuana)[1]
8 MF Colombia COL Mateus Uribe (from Colombia Atlético Nacional)[2]
15 MF Mexico MEX Pedro Arce (from Greece Veria)[3]
16 DF Mexico MEX Emilio Orrantía (on loan from Santos Laguna, previously on loan at Puebla)[1]
19 FW Mexico MEX Alejandro Díaz (loan return from Necaxa)[1]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
2 DF Argentina ARG Paolo Goltz (to Argentina Boca Juniors)[4]
4 DF Mexico MEX Erik Pimentel (on loan to Puebla)[5]
5 MF Mexico MEX Javier Güémez (to Querétaro)[6]
11 MF Ecuador ECU Michael Arroyo (to Brazil Grêmio)[7]
15 DF Mexico MEX Osmar Mares (on loan to Veracruz)[8]
21 MF Mexico MEX José Guerrero (on loan to Puebla)[5]
109 MF Mexico MEX Francisco Rivera (on loan to Oaxaca)
307 DF Mexico MEX Bryan Colula (on loan to Necaxa)[9]
— GK Mexico MEX Moisés Muñoz (on loan to Puebla, previously on loan at Chiapas)[5]
— GK Mexico MEX Armando Navarrete (on loan to Venados, previously on loan at Zacatepec)
— DF Mexico MEX Jonathan Sánchez (on loan to Sonora, previously on loan at Oaxaca)
— MF Mexico MEX Gil Cordero (to Spain Real Burgos, previously on loan at Tepatitlán)
— MF Uruguay URU Brian Lozano (on loan to Santos Laguna, previously on loan at Uruguay Nacional)[10]
— MF Argentina ARG Cristian Pellerano (re-loan to Veracruz)[11]
— FW Mexico MEX Diego Pineda (on loan to Atlético San Luis, previously on loan at Venados)[12]
— FW Colombia COL Luis Gabriel Rey (retired, previously on loan at Morelia)[13]
— FW Mexico MEX Martín Zúñiga (on loan to Oaxaca, previously on loan at Tapachula)

Atlas

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No. Pos. Nation Player
8 MF Mexico MEX Uvaldo Luna (on loan from UANL, previously on loan at Colombia Patriotas Boyacá)[14]
16 DF Argentina ARG Facundo Erpen (loan return from Morelia)[14]
17 FW Argentina ARG Milton Caraglio (from Tijuana)[14]
19 MF Mexico MEX Juan Pablo Vigón (loan return from Tapachula)[14]
28 MF Cameroon CMR Patrick Soko (from Dominican Republic Cibao)[15]
29 MF Mexico MEX Carlos Nava (loan return from Tampico Madero)[14]
33 MF England ENG Ravel Morrison (on loan from Italy Lazio, previously on loan at England Queens Park Rangers)[16]
85 MF Mexico MEX Ángel Gaspar (loan return from Atlante)[17]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
6 DF Mexico MEX Carlos Treviño (on loan to BUAP)[18]
7 FW Mexico MEX Édson Rivera (on loan to Sinaloa)
8 MF Mexico MEX Daniel Álvarez (to Necaxa)[9]
17 MF Mexico MEX Rodolfo Salinas (on loan to Celaya)[19]
24 FW Mexico MEX Sergio Rodríguez (on loan to Oaxaca)
28 FW Mexico MEX Martín Barragán (on loan to Necaxa)[9]
357 FW Mexico MEX Fernando Vázquez (on loan to Oaxaca)
— GK Mexico MEX Jesús Alejandro Gallardo (retired, previously on loan at UAT)[20]
— DF Mexico MEX Yahir Elizalde (to Spain Real Burgos, previously on loan at Panama Alianza)[21]
— DF Mexico MEX Giovanni León (on loan to Murciélagos, previously on loan at Oaxaca)[22]
— DF Mexico MEX Pedro Terán (unattached, previously on loan at Venados)[23]
— MF Mexico MEX Lucas Ayala (retired, previously on loan at UAT)[24]
— MF Mexico MEX Ricardo Bocanegra (on loan to Nicaragua Real Estelí, previously on loan at UAT)[25]
— MF Mexico MEX Daniel Hernández (on loan to Atlante, previously on loan at Sinaloa)[26]
— MF Mexico MEX Juan Carlos Medina (on loan to BUAP, previously on loan at Tijuana)[18]
— MF Mexico MEX Luis Télles (on loan to Juárez, previously on loan at UdeG)[27]
— FW Colombia COL Franco Arizala (on loan to Colombia Atlético Bucaramanga, previously on loan at Chiapas)[28]
— FW Argentina ARG Juan Mare (to United States Real Monarchs, previously on loan at Puebla)[29]
— FW Mexico MEX Saúl Villalobos (to Spain Salmantino)[30]

BUAP

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No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK Uruguay URU Lucero Álvarez (on loan from Oaxaca)[18]
3 DF Mexico MEX Francisco Rodríguez (on loan from Cruz Azul)[18]
5 DF Mexico MEX Orlando Rincón (from Chiapas, previously on loan)[31]
6 MF Mexico MEX Carlos Treviño (on loan from Atlas)[18]
11 MF Mexico MEX Alfonso Tamay (on loan from UANL, previously on loan at Oaxaca)[18]
12 DF Mexico MEX Heriberto Olvera (on loan from Pachuca, previously on loan to Zacatecas)[18]
17 DF Peru PER Luis Advíncula (on loan from UANL)[18]
18 MF Peru PER Pedro Aquino (on loan from Monterrey)[18]
23 FW Argentina ARG Emanuel Herrera (on loan from Ecuador Emelec, previously on loan at Peru Melgar)[32]
25 DF Mexico MEX Juan Carlos García (on loan from Cruz Azul)[18]
26 MF Mexico MEX Juan Carlos Medina (on loan from Atlas, previously on loan at Tijuana)[18]
28 DF Mexico MEX Carlos Adrián Morales (on loan from Morelia)[18]
29 GK Mexico MEX Jorge Villalpando (from Chiapas)[33]
32 MF Paraguay PAR Jonathan Fabbro (from Chiapas)[34]
33 FW Colombia COL Julián Quiñones (on loan from UANL)[18]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
5 DF Mexico MEX Mario Quezada (loan return to Toluca)[35]
10 MF Colombia COL Luis Quiñones (loan return to UANL)[36]
10 FW Brazil BRA Ricardinho (to Brazil Londrina)[37]
12 GK Mexico MEX Antonio Iriarte (on loan to Juárez)[38]
14 DF Mexico MEX Nicolás Ruvalcaba (loan return to UANL)[39]
15 MF Mexico MEX Diego Aguilar (loan return to Toluca)[40]
18 FW Chile CHI Héctor Mancilla (loan return to Morelia)[41]
19 MF Mexico MEX Omar Marrufo (loan return to Atlante)[42]
19 FW Colombia COL William Palacios (loan return to UANL)[18][43]
20 MF Mexico MEX Luis Pérez (loan return to Necaxa)[9]
21 DF Mexico MEX Marco Pérez (loan return to Pachuca)[44]
25 FW Mexico MEX José Tehuitzil (on loan at Oaxaca)
30 MF Mexico MEX Jorge Ocampo (loan return to UAT)
35 MF Mexico MEX Diego Campos (loan return to UdeG)
— GK Mexico MEX Ignacio Segreste (unattached, previously on loan at Zacatepec)[45]
— FW Mexico MEX Carlos Ortega (unattached, previously on loan at Venados)[46]
— FW Mexico MEX Michel Vázquez (on loan to Colombia Boyacá Chicó, previously on loan at Celaya)[47]

Cruz Azul

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No. Pos. Nation Player
9 FW Chile CHI Felipe Mora (from Chile Universidad de Chile)[48]
15 DF Mexico MEX Gerardo Flores (loan return from Toluca)[49]
17 MF Spain ESP Édgar (from Spain Alavés)[50]
18 MF Argentina ARG Alejandro Faurlín (from Spain Getafe)[51]
30 DF Mexico MEX Jordan Silva (from Toluca)[49]
284 MF Mexico MEX Alán Guadarrama (loan return from Celaya)[52]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
3 DF Mexico MEX Francisco Rodríguez (on loan to BUAP)[18]
9 FW Ecuador ECU Joao Rojas (on loan to Argentina Talleres de Córdoba)[53]
23 MF Mexico MEX Richard Ruíz (on loan to Veracruz)[8]
25 DF Mexico MEX Juan Carlos García (on loan to BUAP)[18]
27 FW Paraguay PAR Jorge Benítez (to Monterrey)[54]
28 DF Mexico MEX Jesús García (on loan to Toluca)[55]
— GK Mexico MEX Javier Caso (unattached, previously on loan at Zacatepec)[56]
— DF Mexico MEX Francisco Flores (on loan to Atlante, previously on loan at Tepic)[57]
— DF Mexico MEX Manuel Madrid (on loan to UdeG, previously on loan at UdeC)
— MF Mexico MEX Allam Bello (on loan to UAEM, previously on loan at Oaxaca)
— MF Spain ESP Marc Crosas (unattached, previously on loan at Tampico Madero)[58]
— MF Mexico MEX Diego Franco (to Spain Salmantino, previously on loan at Costa Rica Belén)[59]
— MF Argentina ARG Mauro Formica (to UNAM, previously on loan at Argentina Newell's Old Boys)[60]
— MF Mexico MEX Héctor Gutiérrez (on loan to UAEM, previously on loan at Zacatepec)
— MF Colombia COL Carlos Lizarazo (on loan at Colombia América de Cali, previously on loan at Colombia Alianza Petrolera)[61]
— MF Mexico MEX Omar Mendoza Martínez (unattached, previously on loan at Zacatepec)[62]
— MF Brazil BRA Lucas Silva (to Brazil Figueirense, previously on loan at Chiapas)[63]
— MF Mexico MEX Gabino Velasco (unattached, previously on loan at Venados)[64]
— FW Argentina ARG Jonatan Cristaldo (to Argentina Vélez Sarsfield, previously on loan at Monterrey)[65]
— FW Mexico MEX Martín Galván (to Spain Salmantino, previously on loan at Cancún)[66]
— FW Mexico MEX Fernando González (on loan to UAEM)
— FW Ecuador ECU Joffre Guerrón (to UNAM)[60]
— FW Mexico MEX Jesús Lara (on loan to Sonora, previously on loan at Zacatepec)
— FW Mexico MEX Julio Pardini (unattached, previously on loan at Costa Rica Herediano)[67]
— FW Argentina ARG Pablo Torres (retired, previously on loan at Sinaloa)[68]
— FW Mexico MEX Matías Vuoso (retired, previously on loan at UAT)[69]

Guadalajara

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No. Pos. Nation Player
15 FW Mexico MEX Michelle Benítez (from Guadalajara Premier)[70]
18 MF Mexico MEX Ángel López (from Guadalajara Premier)[70]
35 GK Mexico MEX Antonio Torres (from Guadalajara Premier)[71]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
16 DF Mexico MEX Miguel Ponce (on loan to Necaxa)[9]
18 MF Mexico MEX Néstor Calderón (loan return to Santos Laguna)[60]
19 FW Mexico MEX Guillermo Martínez (loan return to Pachuca)
29 MF United States USA Alejandro Zendejas (on loan to Zacatepec)
94 MF Mexico MEX Josué Lázaro (on loan to Zacatepec)
96 MF Mexico MEX Mauro Contreras (on loan to Zacatepec)
156 MF Mexico MEX Irving Ávalos (on loan to Juárez)[72]
285 DF Mexico MEX Ulises Zurita (on loan to Atlético San Luis)[73]
289 MF Mexico MEX Alan Cervantes (on loan to León)[74]
307 MF Mexico MEX Armando González (on loan to Zacatepec)
— GK Mexico MEX Sergio Arias (unattached, previously on loan at Sonora)[75]
— GK Mexico MEX Víctor Hugo Hernández (on loan to Zacatepec, previously on loan at Tepic)
— GK Mexico MEX José Antonio Rodríguez (on loan to Tijuana, previously on loan at León)[76]
— DF Mexico MEX Abraham Coronado (re-loan to UdeC)[77]
— DF Mexico MEX Sergio Flores (on loan to Zacatepec, previously on loan at Tepic)
— DF United States USA Jaime Frías (on loan to Atlético San Luis, previously on loan at Cancún)[73]
— DF Mexico MEX Carlos Lugo (on loan to Zacatepec, previously on loan at La Piedad)
— DF Mexico MEX Mario Orozco (on loan to Zacatepec, previously on loan at Tepic)
— DF Mexico MEX Carlos Salcedo (on loan to Germany Eintracht Frankfurt, previously on loan at Italy Fiorentina)[78]
— DF Mexico MEX Édgar Solís (to Spain Real Burgos)[79]
— DF Mexico MEX Carlos Villanueva (on loan to Zacatepec, previously on loan at Tepic)
— DF Mexico MEX Néstor Vidrio (unattached, previously on loan at Sonora)[80]
— MF Mexico MEX Fernando González (on loan to Zacatepec, previously on loan at Tepic)
— MF Mexico MEX Diego Hernández (on loan to La Piedad, previously on loan at UdeG)[81]
— MF Mexico MEX Giovani Hernández (on loan to Veracruz, previously on loan at Tepic)[8]
— MF Mexico MEX Édgar Mejía (on loan to Murciélagos, previously on loan at Juárez)[22]
— MF Mexico MEX Sergio Nápoles (unattached, previously on loan at Tepic)[82]
— MF Mexico MEX Carlos Peña (to Scotland Rangers, previously on loan at León)[83]
— FW Mexico MEX Marco Granados (on loan to UdeC, previously on loan at Tampico Madero)[84]
— FW Mexico MEX William Guzmán (on loan to Zacatepec, previously on loan at Tepic)
— FW Mexico MEX Luis Márquez (on loan to Zacatepec, previously on loan at Tepic)
— FW Mexico MEX Daniel Ríos (on loan to Zacatepec, previously on loan at Tepic)

León

In: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK Mexico MEX Carlos Felipe Rodríguez (on loan from Morelia)[74]
4 DF Paraguay PAR Iván Piris (on loan from Monterrey)[74]
9 FW Chile CHI Álvaro Ramos (from Chile Deportes Iquique)[85]
18 MF Mexico MEX Alan Cervantes (on loan from Guadalajara)[74]
19 MF Mexico MEX Mauro Laínez (on loan from Pachuca, previously on loan at Zacatecas)[74]
21 FW Argentina ARG Maximiliano Cerato (from Chile Everton)[86]
22 DF Mexico MEX Miguel Herrera (on loan from Pachuca, previously on loan at Veracruz)[74]
26 DF Colombia COL Andrés Mosquera (from Colombia Independiente Medellín)[87]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK Mexico MEX José Antonio Rodríguez (loan return to Guadalajara)[76]
9 FW Argentina ARG Germán Cano (loan return to Pachuca)[88]
15 DF Mexico MEX Carlos Guzmán (loan return to Morelia)[89]
16 GK Mexico MEX Christian Martínez (end of contract)[90]
21 MF Mexico MEX Diego de la Tejera (on loan to Celaya)[19]
26 MF Mexico MEX Christian Valdez (loan return to Morelia)[8]
27 MF Mexico MEX Carlos Peña (loan return to Guadalajara)[83]
28 GK Mexico MEX César Ríos (unattached)[91]
85 DF Mexico MEX Carlos Laureano (to Spain Eldense)[92]
90 DF Mexico MEX Óscar Suárez (on loan to Zacatecas)
293 FW Mexico MEX Aldo Magaña (on loan to Costa Rica Guadalupe)[93]
295 MF Mexico MEX Luis Annett (to Andorra Penya Encarnada)[94]
300 MF Mexico MEX Leonel Munguía (unattached)[95]
— DF Mexico MEX Luis Delgado (on loan to UAT, previously on loan to Zacatecas)
— DF Mexico MEX Arturo Ortiz (on loan to Zacatecas, previously on loan to UdeG)
— DF Mexico MEX Iván Pineda (on loan to UAT, previously on loan at Tlaxcala)
— MF Mexico MEX David Alcántar (on loan to UdeG)
— MF Ecuador ECU Marcos Caicedo (to Ecuador Barcelona, previously on loan)[96]
— MF Mexico MEX Mauricio Castañeda (on loan to Nicaragua Real Madriz, previously on loan at Tlaxcala)[97]
— MF Colombia COL Eisner Loboa (on loan to Colombia América de Cali, previously on loan at Brazil América Mineiro)[98]
— MF Mexico MEX Aldo Rocha (to Morelia, previously on loan)[99]
— FW Uruguay URU Nelson Sebastián Maz (retired, previously loan at Celaya)[100]
— FW Mexico MEX Luis Nieves (on loan to UdeG)

Monterrey

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No. Pos. Nation Player
11 DF Argentina ARG Leonel Vangioni (from Italy Milan)[101]
18 FW Colombia COL Avilés Hurtado (from Tijuana)[54]
19 MF Argentina ARG Neri Cardozo (loan return from Querétaro)[54]
22 GK Argentina ARG Juan Pablo Carrizo (from Italy Internazionale)[102]
27 FW Paraguay PAR Jorge Benítez (from Cruz Azul)[54]
33 DF Colombia COL Stefan Medina (loan return from Pachuca)[54]
98 DF Mexico MEX Bernardo Hernández (loan return from Tampico Madero)[103]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
4 DF Paraguay PAR Iván Piris (on loan to León)[74]
5 DF Uruguay URU Walter Gargano (to Uruguay Peñarol)[104]
9 FW Mexico MEX Aldo de Nigris (retired)[105]
10 MF Colombia COL Edwin Cardona (on loan to Argentina Boca Juniors)[106]
19 DF Mexico MEX Luis López (on loan to Juárez)[27]
20 DF Ecuador ECU Walter Ayoví (to Ecuador Guayaquil City)[107]
22 GK Ecuador ECU Alexander Domínguez (on loan to Argentina Colón)[108]
23 FW Colombia COL Yimmi Chará (to Colombia Junior)[109]
30 GK Mexico MEX Luis Cárdenas (on loan to Zacatepec)
34 FW Argentina ARG Jonatan Cristaldo (loan return to Cruz Azul)[65]
87 MF Mexico MEX Obed Martínez (to Spain Toledo, previously on loan at Juárez)[110]
90 FW Mexico MEX César Martínez (on loan to Costa Rica Guadalupe)[111]
288 MF Mexico MEX Carlos Rodríguez (on loan to Spain Toledo)[110]
— GK Mexico MEX Juan de Dios Ibarra (retired, previously on loan at Puebla)[112]
— DF Mexico MEX Alejandro Berber (on loan to Juárez, previously on loan at Zacatepec)[27]
— DF Mexico MEX Dárvin Chávez (unattached, previously on loan at Veracruz)[113]
— DF Mexico MEX Alejandro García (on loan to Juárez, previously on loan at Oaxaca)[27]
— DF Mexico MEX Pierre Ibarra (unattached, previously on loan at UAT)[114]
— DF Mexico MEX Severo Meza (on loan to Tapachula, previously on loan at Necaxa)
— DF Mexico MEX Héctor Morales (on loan to UAT, previously on loan at Tapachula)
— DF Mexico MEX Carlos Ortega (to UdeC, previously on loan)[115]
— DF Brazil BRA Victor Ramos (on loan to Brazil Chapecoense, previously on loan at Brazil Vitória)[116]
— DF Mexico MEX Santiago Rivera (on loan to Durango, previously on loan at Tapachula)[117]
— DF Mexico MEX David Stringel (on loan to UAEM, previously on loan at Atlante)
— MF Mexico MEX Gael Acosta (on loan to Oaxaca, previously on loan at UAT)
— MF Mexico MEX Arturo Alvarado (on loan to Atlético San Luis, previously on loan at Zacatepec)[12]
— MF Peru PER Pedro Aquino (on loan to BUAP, previously signed from Peru Sporting Cristal)[18]
— MF Mexico MEX Omar Arellano (unattached, previously on loan at Tampico Madero)[118]
— MF Mexico MEX César de la Peña (on loan to UAT, previously on loan at Costa Rica Belén)
— MF Mexico MEX Marcelo Gracia (on loan to Atlante, previously on loan at Tlaxcala)[26]
— MF Mexico MEX Gerardo Moreno (on loan to Sonora, previously on loan at Tampico Madero)
— MF Mexico MEX Marvin Piñón (unattached, previously on loan at UdeC)[119]
— FW Mexico MEX Othoniel Arce (on loan to Necaxa, previously on loan at Sonora)[9]
— FW Mexico MEX Julio Cruz (on loan to Costa Rica Herediano, previously on loan at Costa Rica Belén)[120]
— FW Mexico MEX Luis Madrigal (on loan to Oaxaca, previously on loan at Zacatecas)
— FW Mexico MEX José Alberto Sánchez (unattached, previously on loan at Atlante)[121]

Morelia

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No. Pos. Nation Player
5 DF Mexico MEX Carlos Guzmán (loan return from León)[89]
6 DF Chile CHI Sebastián Vegas (from Chile Audax Italiano, previously on loan)[122]
13 GK Uruguay URU Sebastián Sosa (from Pachuca, previously on loan)[123]
15 FW Mexico MEX Ángel Sepúlveda (from Querétaro)[89]
26 MF Mexico MEX Aldo Rocha (from León, previously on loan)[99]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK Mexico MEX Carlos Felipe Rodríguez (on loan to León)[74]
5 DF Argentina ARG Facundo Erpen (loan return to Atlas)[14]
6 MF Mexico MEX David Cabrera (loan return to UNAM)[124]
14 MF Ecuador ECU Cristian Penilla (loan return to Pachuca)
18 MF Colombia COL Luis Gabriel Rey (loan return to América)[13]
28 DF Mexico MEX Carlos Adrián Morales (on loan to BUAP)[18]
29 DF Mexico MEX Santiago Altamira (unattached)[125]
30 DF Mexico MEX Ignacio González (on loan to Sinaloa)
289 FW Mexico MEX Édgar Huerta (on loan to Oaxaca)
295 FW Mexico MEX Claudio Zamudio (to Celaya)[19]
— GK Mexico MEX Cirilo Saucedo (unattached, previously on loan at Juárez)[126]
— DF Mexico MEX Joel Huiqui (on loan to UAEM)
— MF Mexico MEX Víctor Guajardo (on loan to Sonora, previously on loan at Zacatepec)
— MF Mexico MEX Luis Morales (on loan to Zacatecas, previously on loan at Tlaxcala)
— MF Mexico MEX Luis Romero (unattached, previously on loan at Zacatepec)[127]
— MF Mexico MEX Hibert Ruíz (on loan to UdeG, previously on loan at Chiapas)
— MF Mexico MEX Christian Valdez (on loan to Veracruz, previously on loan at León)[8]
— FW Mexico MEX Éver Guzmán (to United States San Antonio, previously on loan at UAT)[128]
— FW Mexico MEX Ulises Jaimes (on loan to Zacatepec, previously on loan at Tepic)
— FW Mexico MEX Óscar Fernández (to Guatemala Deportivo Sanarate, previously on loan at Tampico Madero)[129]
— FW Chile CHI Héctor Mancilla (retired, previously on loan at BUAP)[41]
— FW Colombia COL Yorleys Mena (on loan to Colombia Alianza Petrolera, previously on loan at Colombia América de Cali)[130]

Necaxa

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No. Pos. Nation Player
3 MF Chile CHI Matías Fernández (from Italy Fiorentina, previously on loan at Italy Milan)[131]
4 DF Mexico MEX Omar Hernández (loan return from Costa Rica Herediano)[9]
5 DF Chile CHI Igor Lichnovsky (from Portugal Porto, previously on loan at Spain Valladolid)[132]
6 MF Mexico MEX Luis Pérez (loan return from BUAP)[9]
7 MF Mexico MEX Daniel Álvarez (from Atlas)[9]
9 FW Mexico MEX Martín Barragán (on loan from Atlas)[9]
10 MF Mexico MEX Dieter Villalpando (on loan from Pachuca, previously on loan at Chiapas)[9]
13 MF Mexico MEX Roberto Alvarado (from Pachuca)[9]
15 MF Chile CHI Víctor Dávila (from Chile Huachipato)[133]
17 DF Mexico MEX Miguel Ponce (on loan from Guadalajara)[9]
20 DF Mexico MEX Bryan Colula (on loan from América)[9]
21 GK Mexico MEX Aarón Fernández (on loan from UANL)[9]
22 DF Mexico MEX Edgar Alaffita (loan return from Sonora)[9]
23 MF Argentina ARG Facundo Pereyra (on loan from Greece PAOK)[134]
27 FW Mexico MEX Othoniel Arce (on loan from Monterrey, previously on loan at Sonora)[9]
30 FW Paraguay PAR Pablo Velázquez (on loan from Toluca, previously on loan at Paraguay Cerro Porteño)[9]
32 FW Paraguay PAR Carlos González (from Chile Huachipato)[135]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
3 DF Chile CHI Marcos González (to Chile Palestino)[136]
4 DF Mexico MEX Jesús Chávez (loan return to Tijuana)
5 DF Uruguay URU Emilio MacEachen (loan return to Uruguay Peñarol)[73]
7 MF Mexico MEX Michel García (on loan to Tampico Madero)
9 MF Chile CHI Nicolás Maturana (to Chile Colo-Colo)[137]
15 MF Mexico MEX Jorge Sánchez (on loan to Atlético San Luis)[12]
17 FW Mexico MEX Alejandro Díaz (loan return to América)[1]
20 FW Argentina ARG Maxi Barreiro (to Ecuador Independiente del Valle)[138]
21 FW Argentina ARG Fabián Espíndola (to Spain Albacete)[139]
22 FW Chile CHI Edson Puch (to Pachuca)[88]
23 GK Mexico MEX Roberto Salcedo (on loan to Atlético San Luis)[12]
24 MF Argentina ARG Jonás Aguirre (loan return to Argentina Rosario Central)[5]
28 DF Mexico MEX Severo Meza (loan return to Monterrey)
102 MF Mexico MEX Rodrigo Cerrilla (to Gibraltar Mons Calpe)[140]
— GK Mexico MEX Alejandro Vences (on loan to UAEM, previously on loan at Oaxaca)
— DF Mexico MEX Néstor Olguín (unattached, previously on loan at UAT)[141]
— DF Mexico MEX Carlos Ramos (on loan to Atlético San Luis, previously on loan at Zacatepec)[12]
— MF Chile CHI Marcelo Allende (on loan to Chile Santa Cruz, previously signed)[142]
— MF Mexico MEX Rodolfo Espinoza (unattached, previously on loan at UdeC)[143]
— MF Mexico MEX Carlos Hurtado (on loan to Celaya, previously on loan at UAT)[19]
— MF Mexico MEX Juan Carlos Mosqueda (unattached, previously on loan at Veracruz)[113]
— MF Spain ESP Lolo Plá (to Spain Elche, previously on loan at Spain Toledo)[144]
— FW Mexico MEX Kevin Chaurand (re-loan to Murciélagos)[145]
— FW Mexico MEX Rodrigo Prieto (on loan to Juárez, previously on loan at Zacatepec)[27]

Pachuca

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No. Pos. Nation Player
2 MF Japan JPN Keisuke Honda (from Italy Milan)[146]
7 FW Chile CHI Ángelo Sagal (from Chile Huachipato)[147]
9 FW Argentina ARG Germán Cano (loan return from León)[88]
11 FW Chile CHI Edson Puch (from Necaxa)[88]
18 MF Mexico MEX Joaquín Martínez (loan return from Zacatecas)[88]
26 DF Uruguay URU Robert Herrera (from Puebla)[88]
28 FW Mexico MEX Nahum Gómez (loan return from Chile Everton)[88]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
7 FW Uruguay URU Braian Rodríguez (unattached)[148]
8 MF Mexico MEX Hirving Lozano (to Netherlands PSV)[149]
9 FW Chile CHI Sergio Vergara (on loan to Zacatecas)
22 GK Mexico MEX Alain Estrada (on loan to Murciélagos)[150]
25 MF Mexico MEX Roberto Alvarado (to Necaxa)[9]
28 GK Mexico MEX Rafael Ramírez (loan return to Zacatecas)
33 DF Colombia COL Stefan Medina (loan return to Monterrey)[54]
— GK Mexico MEX Sebastián Fassi (on loan to Zacatecas, previously on loan at Tlaxcala)
— GK Uruguay URU Sebastián Sosa (to Morelia, previously on loan)[123]
— DF Mexico MEX Miguel Herrera (on loan to León, previously on loan at Veracruz)[74]
— DF Mexico MEX Heriberto Olvera (on loan to BUAP, previously on loan to Zacatecas)[18]
— DF Mexico MEX Marco Pérez (to Spain Salmantino, previously on loan at BUAP)[44]
— DF Mexico MEX Hugo Rodríguez (on loan to Puebla, previously on loan at Zacatecas)[5]
— DF Mexico MEX Francisco Santillán (on loan to UAT, previously on loan at Tlaxcala)
— DF Mexico MEX Abraham Torres Nilo (on loan to Zacatecas, previously on loan at UAEM)
— MF Mexico MEX Ángel Bautista (on loan to Oaxaca, previously on loan at Tlaxcala)
— MF Mexico MEX Juan Pablo Fassi (on loan to Uruguay Fénix, previously on loan at Puebla)[151]
— MF Mexico MEX Julio Gómez (on loan to Zacatepec, previously on loan at Tepic)
— MF Mexico MEX Mauro Laínez (on loan to León, previously on loan at Zacatecas)[74]
— MF Colombia COL John Pajoy (on loan to Colombia Independiente Santa Fe, previously on loan at Colombia Atlético Bucaramanga)[152]
— MF Ecuador ECU Cristian Penilla (on loan to Brazil Chapecoense, previously on loan at Morelia)[153]
— MF Mexico MEX David Ramírez (on loan to UAT, previously on loan at Celaya)
— MF Mexico MEX Juan Carlos Silva (to Guatemala Deportivo Sanarate, previously on loan at UAT)[154]
— MF Mexico MEX Dieter Villalpando (on loan to Necaxa, previously on loan at Chiapas)[9]
— FW Mexico MEX Víctor Mañón (on loan to UdeC, previously on loan at Tlaxcala)
— FW Mexico MEX Guillermo Martínez (on loan to Zacatecas, previously on loan at Guadalajara)
— FW Colombia COL Wilson Morelo (on loan to Colombia Independiente Santa Fe, previously on loan at Chile Everton)[155]
— FW Argentina ARG Sebastián Palacios (on loan to Argentina Talleres de Córdoba, previously bought)[156]

Puebla

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No. Pos. Nation Player
2 DF Colombia COL Brayan Angulo (from Bulgaria Ludogorets Razgrad, previously on loan at Chiapas)[5]
4 DF Mexico MEX Luis Venegas (from Chiapas)[5]
7 MF Mexico MEX Alonso Escoboza (on loan from Tijuana, previously on loan at Chiapas)[5]
10 DF Colombia COL Félix Micolta (from Colombia Independiente Medellín, previously on loan at Chiapas)[5]
13 MF Colombia COL Christian Marrugo (from Colombia Independiente Medellín)[157]
14 DF Mexico MEX Erik Pimentel (on loan from América)[5]
17 DF Mexico MEX Alonso Zamora (on loan from UANL, previously on loan at Juárez)[5]
19 FW State of Palestine PLE Carlos Salom (from Chile Unión Española)[158]
21 MF Mexico MEX José Guerrero (on loan from América)[5]
22 FW Canada CAN Lucas Cavallini (on loan from Uruguay Peñarol)[159]
23 GK Mexico MEX Moisés Muñoz (on loan from América, previously on loan at Chiapas)[5]
24 MF Argentina ARG Jonás Aguirre (on loan from Argentina Rosario Central, previously on loan at Necaxa)[5]
27 DF Mexico MEX Hugo Rodríguez (on loan from Pachuca, previously on loan at Zacatecas)[5]
31 DF Colombia COL Jhon Mondragón (from Spain Osasuna B)[160]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
2 DF Uruguay URU Robert Herrera (to Pachuca)[88]
4 DF Argentina ARG Iván Centurión (to Argentina Aldosivi)[161]
5 DF Mexico MEX Édgar Dueñas (loan return to Toluca)
7 FW Mexico MEX Emilio Orrantía (loan return to Santos Laguna)[1]
10 MF Uruguay URU Gonzalo Ramos (to Uruguay Fénix)[162]
11 FW Argentina ARG Federico González (loan return to Argentina Tigre)[163]
14 MF Mexico MEX Juan Pablo Fassi (loan return to Pachuca)[151]
17 GK Argentina ARG Cristian Campestrini (to Argentina Chacarita Juniors)[164]
18 FW Mexico MEX Eduardo Pérez (on loan to Tapachula)
20 FW Uruguay URU Álvaro Navarro (unattached)[163]
21 DF Mexico MEX Adrián Cortés (unattached)[165]
22 FW Argentina ARG Juan Mare (loan return to Atlas)[29]
23 GK Mexico MEX Juan de Dios Ibarra (loan return to Monterrey)[112]
25 FW Argentina ARG Alexis Canelo (to Toluca)[166]
26 DF Argentina ARG Damián Schmidt (on loan to Argentina San Martín de San Juan)[167]
29 MF Colombia COL Carlos Rodríguez (unattached)[168]
32 DF Argentina ARG Claudio Pérez (to Argentina Flandria)[169]
— GK Mexico MEX Erick Gil (unattached, previously on loan at Tepic)[170]
— DF Mexico MEX Roberto Juárez (on loan to UdeG, previously on loan at Panama Alianza)[171]
— DF Mexico MEX Sergio Pérez (retired, previously on loan at Venados)[172]
— MF Mexico MEX Christian Bermúdez (on loan to Tapachula, previously signed from Chiapas)
— MF Mexico MEX Juan Carlos García (unattached, previously on loan at Venados)[173]
— MF Mexico MEX Luis Ángel Mendoza (on loan to Tijuana, previously signed from Chiapas)[76]
— MF Mexico MEX César Villaluz (to Spain Cacereño, previously on loan at Celaya)[174]
— FW Mexico MEX Gustavo Anzaldo (unattached, previously on loan at Venados)[175]
— FW Mexico MEX Darío Carreño (unattached, previously on loan at Sonora)[176]
— FW Mexico MEX Alberto Medina (unattached, previously on loan at Tepic)[177]
— FW Mexico MEX José Rodolfo Reyes (unattached, previously on loan at UAT)[178]
— FW Mexico MEX Mauricio Romero (unattached, previously on loan at Zacatepec)[179]

Querétaro

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No. Pos. Nation Player
5 DF Mexico MEX Víctor Milke (loan return from Sonora)[6]
6 MF Mexico MEX Javier Güémez (from América)[6]
9 FW Brazil BRA Everaldo (from Brazil Atlético Goianiense)[180]
15 DF Mexico MEX Juan de Alba (loan return from Sonora)[6]
25 DF Colombia COL Alexis Pérez (from Colombia Junior)[181]
26 MF Mexico MEX Erbín Trejo (from Toluca)[6]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
4 DF Mexico MEX Dionicio Escalante (to Spain Unión Adarve)[182]
6 DF Argentina ARG Juan Forlín (to Spain Oviedo)[183]
11 FW Colombia COL Andrés Rentería (on loan to Colombia Atlético Nacional)[184]
15 FW Mexico MEX Ángel Sepúlveda (to Morelia)[89]
16 MF Mexico MEX Kevin Gutiérrez (on loan to Sinaloa)
23 GK Mexico MEX Édgar Hernández (on loan to Oaxaca)
29 MF Argentina ARG Neri Cardozo (loan return to Monterrey)[54]
81 DF Mexico MEX Luis Romo (on loan to Sonora)
84 DF Mexico MEX Areli Hernández (on loan to Sonora)
93 DF Mexico MEX Martín Orozco (on loan to UAT)
— GK Mexico MEX Luis Manuel García (to Toluca, previously on loan)[185]
— GK Mexico MEX Darío Romo (on loan to UAT, previously on loan at Murciélagos)
— GK Mexico MEX Liborio Sánchez (on loan to Colombia Alianza Petrolera, previously on loan at Tapachula)[186]
— DF Mexico MEX Jorge Echavarría (on loan to Zacatepec, previously on loan at Tepic)
— MF Mexico MEX Jorge Gastélum (unattached, previously on loan at Sonora)[187]
— MF Mexico MEX Juan Carlos López (on loan to Oaxaca, previously on loan at Nicaragua Real Estelí)
— MF Mexico MEX Guillermo Rojas (unattached, previously on loan at Tapachula)[188]
— MF Mexico MEX Alan Zamora (on loan to Atlante)[26]
— FW Mexico MEX Luis González (unattached, previously on loan at Tepic)[189]
— FW Mexico MEX Luis Loroña (on loan to UAT, previously on loan at Sonora)
— FW Mexico MEX Isaac Romo (unattached, previously on loan at UdeG)[190]
— FW Chile CHI Patricio Rubio (on loan to Chile Everton, previously on loan at Sinaloa)[191]
— FW Mexico MEX Emmanuel Tapia (to Guatemala Suchitepéquez)[192]

Santos Laguna

In: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
15 MF Uruguay URU Brian Lozano (on loan from América, previously on loan at Uruguay Nacional)[10]
27 MF Mexico MEX Javier Cortés (from UNAM)[10]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
4 DF Colombia COL Juan Caicedo (on loan to Tampico Madero)
5 DF Mexico MEX César Ibáñez (on loan to Atlético San Luis)[12]
8 MF Colombia COL Mauricio Cuero (on loan to Tijuana)[76]
20 DF Colombia COL Andrés Murillo (loan return to Colombia La Equidad)[193]
32 GK Mexico MEX Julio González (on loan to Tampico Madero)
90 MF Mexico MEX Uriel Antuna (to England Manchester City)[194]
296 FW Mexico MEX Eduardo Aguirre (on loan to Tampico Madero)
297 FW Mexico MEX Joao Maleck (on loan to Portugal Porto)[195]
298 MF Mexico MEX Kevin Lara (on loan to Tampico Madero)
— DF Mexico MEX Kenyi Adachi (to Spain Real Burgos, previously on loan at Cancún)[196]
— DF Mexico MEX Uriel Álvarez (unattached, previously on loan at Tampico Madero)[197]
— DF Mexico MEX Emilio Orrantía (on loan to América, previously on loan at Puebla)[1]
— DF Mexico MEX Christian Tovar (on loan to Tampico Madero, previously on loan at Oaxaca)
— MF Mexico MEX Néstor Calderón (to UNAM, previously on loan at Guadalajara)[60]
— MF Uruguay URU Ribair Rodríguez (to Uruguay Danubio, previously on loan at UdeG)[198]
— FW Honduras HON Júnior Lacayo (on loan to Honduras Marathón, previously on loan at Tampico Madero)[199]
— FW Mexico MEX Javier Orozco (on loan to Tampico Madero, previously on loan at Veracruz)

Tijuana

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No. Pos. Nation Player
2 DF Argentina ARG Alejandro Donatti (from Brazil Flamengo)[200]
4 GK Mexico MEX José Antonio Rodríguez (on loan from Guadalajara, previously on loan at León)[76]
5 MF Argentina ARG Damián Musto (from Argentina Rosario Central)[201]
7 FW Argentina ARG Gustavo Bou (from Argentina Racing)[201]
13 DF Uruguay URU Matías Aguirregaray (from Argentina Estudiantes)[202]
17 MF Colombia COL Mauricio Cuero (on loan from Santos Laguna)[76]
18 FW Paraguay PAR Juan Iturbe (on loan from Italy Roma, previously on loan at Italy Torino)[203]
21 MF Argentina ARG Enzo Kalinski (on loan from Chile Universidad Católica)[204]
26 MF Mexico MEX Luis Ángel Mendoza (on loan from Puebla, previously signed from Chiapas)[76]
32 FW Ecuador ECU Miller Bolaños (on loan from Brazil Grêmio)[205]
98 DF Mexico MEX Mario Quezada (on loan from Toluca, previously on loan at BUAP)[35]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
2 DF United States USA John Requejo (on loan to Sinaloa)
5 MF Argentina ARG Guido Rodríguez (to América)[1]
9 FW Argentina ARG Milton Caraglio (to Atlas)[14]
12 GK Mexico MEX Dilan Nicoletti (unattached)[206]
18 FW Colombia COL Avilés Hurtado (to Monterrey)[54]
20 MF United States USA Paul Arriola (to United States D.C. United)[207]
26 MF Mexico MEX Juan Carlos Medina (loan return to Atlas)[18]
28 FW United States USA Amando Moreno (on loan to Sinaloa)
29 GK Mexico MEX Luis Ernesto Michel (loan return to Sinaloa)
32 MF Argentina ARG Jorge Ortiz (loan return to Argentina Independiente)[208]
88 DF Mexico MEX Carlos Vargas (to América)[1]
291 MF Mexico MEX Miguel Moreno (to Celaya)[19]
— DF Mexico MEX Joshua Abrego (unattached, previously on loan at Murciélagos)[209]
— DF Mexico MEX Jesús Chávez (on loan to Sinaloa, previously on loan at Necaxa)
— DF Mexico MEX Miguel Garduño (unattached, previously on loan at Venados)[210]
— DF Mexico MEX Luis Trujillo (on loan to Tuxtla, previously on loan at Sinaloa)[211]
— MF Mexico MEX José María Cárdenas (unattached, previously on loan at Sinaloa)[212]
— MF Mexico MEX Adolfo Domínguez (on loan to Tapachula)
— MF Mexico MEX Alonso Escoboza (on loan to Puebla, previously on loan at Chiapas)[5]
— MF Mexico MEX Germán Ramírez (on loan to El Salvador Isidro Metapán, previously on loan at Saltillo)[213]
— FW Chile CHI Felipe Flores (unattached, previously on loan at Veracruz)[113]
— FW Mexico MEX Alberto García (on loan to Tapachula, previously on loan at Sinaloa)
— FW Mexico MEX Leonel Pérez (unattached, previously on loan at Sinaloa)[214]

Toluca

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No. Pos. Nation Player
3 DF Argentina ARG Santiago García (from Germany Werder Bremen)[185]
4 DF Uruguay URU Maximiliano Perg (from Uruguay Peñarol)[215]
16 GK Mexico MEX Miguel Centeno (loan return from UAT)[216]
17 FW Brazil BRA Mateus Gonçalves (on loan from Zacatepec, previously on loan at Chiapas)[55]
18 MF United States USA Rodrigo López (on loan from Celaya)[55]
22 GK Mexico MEX Luis Manuel García (from Querétaro, previously on loan)[185]
25 FW Argentina ARG Alexis Canelo (from Chiapas, previously on loan at Puebla)[166]
26 DF Mexico MEX Jesús García (on loan from Cruz Azul)[55]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
3 DF Mexico MEX Aarón Galindo (to Spain Toledo)[217]
4 DF Paraguay PAR Paulo da Silva (to Paraguay Libertad)[218]
8 FW Brazil BRA Maikon Leite (to Brazil Bahia)[219]
10 MF Mexico MEX Sinha (retired)[220]
14 FW England ENG Antonio Pedroza (end of contract)[221]
21 FW Argentina ARG Enrique Triverio (to Argentina Racing)[222]
23 DF Mexico MEX Jordan Silva (to Cruz Azul)[49]
26 MF Mexico MEX Erbín Trejo (to Querétaro)[6]
— DF Mexico MEX Héctor Acosta (on loan to Atlético San Luis, previously on loan at Venados)[12]
— DF Mexico MEX Édgar Dueñas (on loan to UAEM, previously on loan at Puebla)
— DF Mexico MEX Christian Pérez (on loan to Tapachula)
— DF Mexico MEX Mario Quezada (on loan to Tijuana, previously on loan at BUAP)[35]
— MF Mexico MEX Diego Aguilar (on loan to Atlante, previously on loan at BUAP)[40]
— MF Argentina ARG Darío Bottinelli (on loan to Colombia América de Cali, previously on loan at Argentina Gimnasia)[223]
— MF Mexico MEX Juan Calderón (unattached, previously on loan at Venados)[224]
— MF Mexico MEX Gabriel Velasco (unattached, previously on loan at UAEM)[225]
— FW Mexico MEX Daniel González (on loan to UAEM)
— FW Colombia COL Wilder Guisao (unattached, previously on loan at Chiapas)[226]
— FW Paraguay PAR Pablo Velázquez (on loan to Necaxa, previously on loan at Paraguay Cerro Porteño)[9]

UANL

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No. Pos. Nation Player
5 MF Brazil BRA Rafael Carioca (from Brazil Atlético Mineiro)[227]
13 FW Ecuador ECU Enner Valencia (from England West Ham United, previously on loan at England Everton)[228]
15 DF France FRA Timothée Kolodziejczak (from Germany Borussia Mönchengladbach)[229]
19 MF Colombia COL Larry Vásquez (from Colombia Patriotas Boyacá)[230]
36 GK Mexico MEX Lalo Fernández (from United States Real Salt Lake)[231]
303 FW Mexico MEX Luis Cruz (loan return from Zacatepec)[232]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
15 MF Mexico MEX Manuel Viniegra (on loan to Veracruz)[8]
16 DF Peru PER Luis Advíncula (on loan to BUAP)[18]
19 MF Argentina ARG Guido Pizarro (to Spain Sevilla)[233]
23 MF Colombia COL Luis Quiñones (unattached, previously on loan at BUAP)[18][36]
24 DF Mexico MEX José Rivas (on loan to Veracruz)[8]
30 GK Mexico MEX Aarón Fernández (on loan to Necaxa)[9]
32 FW Colombia COL Brayan Lucumí (on loan to Colombia Deportivo Pasto)[234]
33 FW Colombia COL Julián Quiñones (on loan to BUAP)[18]
34 MF Mexico MEX Jonathan Espericueta (on loan to Atlético San Luis)[12]
— GK United States USA Austin Guerrero (unattached, previously on loan at Panama Alianza)[235]
— GK Mexico MEX Richard Sánchez (to United States Chicago Fire, previously on loan at Tampico Madero)[236]
— GK Mexico MEX Daniel Vogel (unattached, previously on loan at UAT)[237]
— DF Mexico MEX Antonio Briseño (to Portugal Feirense, previously on loan at Veracruz)[238]
— DF Mexico MEX Ricardo Chávez (on loan to Sonora, previously on loan at UAT)
— DF Mexico MEX Nicolás Ruvalcaba (retired, previously on loan at BUAP)[39]
— DF Mexico MEX Marco Tovar (unattached, previously on loan at Murciélagos)[239]
— DF Mexico MEX Dieter Vargas (on loan to UAEM, previously on loan at Oaxaca)
— DF Mexico MEX Alonso Zamora (on loan to Puebla, previously on loan at Juárez)[5]
— MF Mexico MEX Genaro Castillo (on loan to Tuxtla, previously on loan at Tampico Madero)[240]
— MF Mexico MEX Uvaldo Luna (on loan to Atlas, previously on loan at Colombia Patriotas Boyacá)[14]
— MF Mexico MEX Jesús Ortega (on loan to Matamoros, previously on loan at Zacatepec)[241]
— MF Colombia COL William Palacios (to Argentina Aldosivi previously on loan at BUAP and Peru Comerciantes Unidos)[43][242]
— MF Mexico MEX Emmanuel Segura (on loan to Juárez, previously on loan at Oaxaca)[27]
— MF Mexico MEX Alfonso Tamay (on loan to BUAP, previously on loan at Oaxaca)[18]
— MF Mexico MEX Hilario Tristán (on loan to Sonora, previously on loan at Murciélagos)
— FW Mexico MEX Emmanuel Cerda (unattached, previously on loan at UAEM)[243]
— FW Mexico MEX Gerardo Escobedo (on loan to Atlético San Luis, previously on loan at Athletic Morelos)[12]
— FW Mexico MEX Enrique Esqueda (unattached, previously on loan at Chiapas)[244]
— FW Paraguay PAR Fernando Fernández (on loan to Colombia América de Cali, previously on loan at Paraguay Olimpia)[245]
— FW Colombia COL Carlos Rivas (on loan to UAT, previously on loan at Colombia Jaguares de Córdoba)

UNAM

In: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
7 MF Mexico MEX David Cabrera (loan return from Morelia)[124]
9 FW Ecuador ECU Joffre Guerrón (from Cruz Azul)[60]
21 DF Mexico MEX Rodrigo González (loan return from Venados)[60]
23 MF Chile CHI Marcelo Díaz (from Spain Celta)[246]
29 MF Mexico MEX Néstor Calderón (from Santos Laguna, previously on loan at Guadalajara)[60]
33 MF Argentina ARG Mauro Formica (from Cruz Azul, previously on loan at Argentina Newell's Old Boys)[60]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK Mexico MEX Alejandro Palacios (on loan to Atlético San Luis)[12]
4 DF Paraguay PAR Darío Verón (to Paraguay Olimpia)[247]
7 MF Mexico MEX Javier Cortés (to Santos Laguna)[10]
14 MF Mexico MEX Jorge Escamilla (on loan to Venados)
15 DF Mexico MEX Érik Vera (on loan to Atlético San Luis)[12]
20 FW Uruguay URU Matías Britos (to Saudi Arabia Al-Hilal)[248]
21 MF Mexico MEX Alejandro Castro (on loan to Atlético San Luis)[12]
24 FW Mexico MEX Santiago Palacios-Macedo (on loan to Atlético San Luis)[12]
35 MF Argentina ARG Franco Faría (on loan to Venados)
91 GK Mexico MEX Alejandro Arana (to Spain Toledo B, previously on loan from Zacatepec)[249]
96 FW Mexico MEX David Martínez (on loan to Venados)
294 MF Mexico MEX Gustavo Rodríguez (on loan to Atlético San Luis)[12]
299 MF Mexico MEX Andrés Iniestra (on loan to Venados)
301 FW Mexico MEX Omar Islas (on loan to Venados)
302 DF Spain ESP Lauren Egea (on loan to Zacatepec)
— GK Mexico MEX Odín Patiño (unattached, previously on loan at Venados)[250]
— DF Mexico MEX Marcelo Alatorre (on loan to Venados, previously on loan at Veracruz)
— DF Mexico MEX Orlando Pineda (on loan to Oaxaca)
— DF Mexico MEX Neftalí Teja (unattached, previously on loan at Oaxaca)[251]
— MF Mexico MEX Fernando Espinosa (unattached, previously on loan at Atlante)[252]
— MF Mexico MEX José Antonio Medina (on loan to Venados, previously on loan at Atlante)
— MF Mexico MEX Miguel Rebollo (on loan to Spain Real Burgos, previously on loan at Zacatepec)[253]
— FW Mexico MEX Eduardo Herrera (to Scotland Rangers, previously on loan at Veracruz)[83]
— FW Mexico MEX David Izazola (to Atlante, previously on loan at Guatemala Comunicaciones)[254]
— FW Mexico MEX Alfonso Nieto (unattached, previously on loan at Costa Rica Herediano)[255]
— FW Uruguay URU Jonathan Ramis (on loan to Argentina Belgrano, previously on loan at Zacatepec)[256]

Veracruz

In: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
4 DF Venezuela VEN José Manuel Velázquez (from Portugal Arouca)[257]
5 DF Argentina ARG Guido Milán (from France Metz)[258]
8 MF Mexico MEX Manuel Viniegra (on loan from UANL)[8]
10 FW Argentina ARG Daniel Villalva (re-signed)[259]
11 FW Argentina ARG Cristian Menéndez (from Argentina Atlético Tucumán)[260]
14 MF Argentina ARG Cristian Pellerano (re-loan from América)[11]
15 MF Mexico MEX Giovani Hernández (on loan from Guadalajara, previously on loan at Tepic)[8]
18 DF Mexico MEX Osmar Mares (on loan from América)[8]
22 MF Mexico MEX Diego Chávez (loan return from Juárez)[8]
23 MF Mexico MEX Richard Ruíz (on loan from Cruz Azul)[8]
24 DF Mexico MEX José Rivas (on loan from UANL)[8]
25 FW Argentina ARG Rodrigo Holgado (from Orizaba)[8]
26 MF Mexico MEX Christian Valdez (on loan from Morelia, previously on loan at León)[8]
30 FW Argentina ARG Leandro Díaz (from Argentina Atlético de Rafaela)[257]
31 MF Uruguay URU Matías Santos (from Uruguay Montevideo Wanderers)[261]
32 MF Ghana GHA Geoffrey Acheampong (from France Bastia)[262]
33 GK Mexico MEX Sergio García (loan return from UdeG)[263]
102 FW Mexico MEX Omar Marrufo (from Atlante, previously on loan at BUAP)[42]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
2 DF Mexico MEX Marcelo Alatorre (loan return to UNAM)
4 DF Mexico MEX Antonio Briseño (loan return to UANL)[238]
5 MF Argentina ARG Cristian Erbes (to Argentina Chacarita Juniors)[264]
8 MF Mexico MEX Ángel Reyna (loan return to Celaya)[19]
10 FW Uruguay URU Juan Albín (unattached, previously on loan at Romania Dinamo București)[265][266]
12 MF Colombia COL José David Leudo (on loan to Colombia Atlético Huila)[267]
15 FW Mexico MEX Eduardo Herrera (loan return to UNAM)[83]
17 MF Uruguay URU Egidio Arévalo Ríos (to Argentina Racing)[268]
19 DF Argentina ARG Matías Cahais (to Argentina Olimpo)[269]
22 FW Chile CHI Felipe Flores (loan return to Tijuana)[113]
23 DF Mexico MEX Leobardo López (on loan to Celaya)[19]
24 DF Argentina ARG Rodrigo Noya (on loan to Oaxaca)
25 MF Mexico MEX Jehu Chiapas (unattached)[113]
26 MF Colombia COL Luis Díaz (to Colombia Orsomarso)[270]
27 FW Argentina ARG Agustín Vuletich (to Colombia Rionegro Águilas)[271]
31 FW Mexico MEX Diego Bartolotta (loan return to Malta Birkirkara)[272]
32 MF Colombia COL Carlos Ibargüen (unattached)[113]
33 FW Mexico MEX Javier Orozco (loan return to Santos Laguna)
34 GK Argentina ARG Luis Ojeda (to Japan JEF United Chiba)[273]
35 MF Mexico MEX Juan Carlos Mosqueda (loan return to Necaxa)[113]
36 DF Mexico MEX Dárvin Chávez (loan return to Monterrey)[113]
37 DF Mexico MEX Miguel Herrera (loan return to Pachuca)[74]
— GK Mexico MEX Evo Rocchi (to Gibraltar Mons Calpe)[274]
— DF Mexico MEX Marco Figueroa (unattached, previously on loan at UAEM)[275]
— FW Mexico MEX Norman Chávez (on loan to UAEM, previously on loan at Orizaba)
— FW Mexico MEX Kevin Favela (on loan to Celaya, previously on loan at Irapuato)[276]

Notes

  • Denotes end of a player's contract, however remaining attached to a club if transferring within the Mexico football league system due to the pacto de caballeros (gentlemen's pact) policy that Mexican league owners follow.

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