List of Mexican football transfers summer 2012

This is a not a list of Mexican football transfers in the Mexican Primera Division during the summer 2012 transfer window, grouped by club. It only includes football clubs from Liga MX, the first division of Mexican football.

Mexican Primera Division

America

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No. Pos. Nation Player
4 MF Mexico MEX Efraín Juárez (from Scotland Celtic)[1]
14 MF Argentina ARG Rubens Sambueza (from Estudiantes Tecos)[2]
20 DF Mexico MEX Adrián Aldrete (from Morelia)[3]

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No. Pos. Nation Player
4 DF Mexico MEX Óscar Rojas (on loan to Pachuca)[4]
30 FW Mexico MEX Vicente Matías Vuoso (to Atlas)[5]
— GK Mexico MEX Armando Navarrete (on loan to Necaxa, previously on loan at Atlante)[6]
–– DF United States USA Edgar Castillo (to Tijuana, previously on loan)[7]
–– DF Mexico MEX George Corral (on loan to Chiapas, previously on loan)[8]
— MF Mexico MEX Lugiani Gallardo (on loan to Necaxa)[6]
— MF Mexico MEX Renato González (on loan to Mérida)[9]
— MF Mexico MEX Luis Olascoaga (on loan to Necaxa)[6]

Atlante

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No. Pos. Nation Player
13 MF Mexico MEX Óscar Rojas (on loan from UNAM, previously on loan)[4]
23 GK Mexico MEX Jorge Villalpando (from Atlas)[10][11]
17 MF Mexico MEX Ignacio Torres (from San Luis)[12]
9 MF Cape Verde CPV Valdo (from Spain Levante)[13]
7 FW Chile CHI Esteban Paredes (from Chile Colo-Colo)[14]

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No. Pos. Nation Player
7 MF Mexico MEX Jorge Hernández (on loan to Tijuana)[4]
11 FW Mexico MEX Mario Ortiz (on loan to Puebla)[4]
— GK Mexico MEX Armando Navarrete (loan return to América)[6]

Atlas

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No. Pos. Nation Player
9 FW Chile CHI Héctor Mancilla (from UANL)[15]
10 MF Ecuador ECU Luis Bolaños (on loan from Brazil Internacional, previously on loan at Ecuador LDU Quito)[16]
12 DF Mexico MEX Christian Sánchez (loan return from San Luis)[17]
16 DF Mexico MEX Sergio Amaury Ponce (from Guadalajara, previously on loan at Querétaro)[18]
17 FW Mexico MEX Luis Alonso Sandoval (from Necaxa, previously on loan at Morelia)[19]
30 FW Mexico MEX Vicente Matías Vuoso (from América)[5]

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No. Pos. Nation Player
6 MF Mexico MEX Francisco Torres (loan return to Santos Laguna)[20]
12 DF Mexico MEX Rogelio Chávez (loan return to Cruz Azul)
13 GK Mexico MEX Jorge Villalpando (to Atlante)[10]
16 DF Mexico MEX Alonso Zamora (to UANL)[21]
18 MF Mexico MEX Jesús Paganoni (on loan to Toluca)[11]
19 MF Mexico MEX Saúl Villalobos (on loan to León)[11]
22 DF Mexico MEX Guillermo Rojas (loan return to Chiapas)[20]
–– MF Mexico MEX Efrén Mendoza (on loan to Pachuca)[11]
— FW Venezuela VEN Giancarlo Maldonado (on loan to Venezuela Mineros de Guayana)[22]

Chiapas

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No. Pos. Nation Player
7 DF Mexico MEX Yasser Corona (on loan from Morelia, previously on loan)[23]
8 DF Mexico MEX George Corral (on loan from América, previously on loan)[8]
14 MF Mexico MEX Luis Miguel Noriega (on loan from Morelia, previously on loan)[23]
20 FW Colombia COL Franco Arizala (from Pachuca, previously on loan)[24]
35 DF Mexico MEX Jesús Castillo (unattached)[11]
— DF Colombia COL Leiton Jiménez (from Colombia Independiente Medellín)[25]
28 MF Guatemala GUA José Carlos Castillo (from India Durgapur)[26]
13 MF Mexico MEX Elgabry Rangel (on loan from Estudiantes Tecos)[23]
8 MF Mexico MEX Alan Zamora (loan return from Puebla)[11]
9 FW Colombia COL Jhon Córdoba (from Colombia Envigado)[27]
12 FW Mexico MEX Antonio Salazar (on loan from Guadalajara)[23]
26 FW Mexico MEX Jorge Zárate (on loan from Puebla, previously on loan at Lobos BUAP)[23]

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No. Pos. Nation Player
9 FW Colombia COL Jackson Martínez (to Portugal Porto)[28]
15 MF Mexico MEX Jorge Daniel Hernández (to Pachuca)[23]
17 MF Mexico MEX Hiber Ruíz (on loan to Puebla)[23]
45 MF Mexico MEX Efraín Dimayuga (on loan to Puebla)[23]
–– DF Mexico MEX Óscar Razo (on loan to Morelia, previously on loan)[23]
–– DF Mexico MEX Guillermo Rojas (on loan to San Luis, previously on loan at Atlas)[23]
–– MF Mexico MEX Christian Valdéz (on loan to Morelia, previously on loan)[11]

Cruz Azul

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No. Pos. Nation Player
5 DF Mexico MEX Alejandro Castro (loan return from Estudiantes Tecos)
28 DF Mexico MEX Rogelio Chávez (loan return from Atlas)
14 DF Colombia COL Luis Amaranto Perea (from Spain Atlético Madrid)[29]
20 FW Argentina ARG Mariano Pavone (from Argentina Lanús)[30]
17 MF Mexico MEX Pablo Barrera (from England West Ham United)[31]

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No. Pos. Nation Player
30 FW Argentina ARG Emmanuel Villa (to UNAM)[32]
-- DF Mexico MEX Joel Huiqui (to Morelia, previously on loan)[33]
–– MF Mexico MEX Jaime Lozano (to UNAM, previously on loan at Morelia)[34]
–– MF Mexico MEX Edgar Gerardo Lugo (to Morelia, previously on loan)[33]
9 FW Colombia COL Edixon Perea (to China Changchun Yatai)[35]

Guadalajara

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No. Pos. Nation Player
30 GK Mexico MEX Liborio Sánchez (loan return from Querétaro)[36]
27 DF Mexico MEX Christian Pérez (loan return from Querétaro)[36]
8 MF Mexico MEX Luis Ernesto Pérez (from Monterrey)[37]
7 FW Mexico MEX Rafael Márquez Lugo (from Morelia)[38]
15 FW Mexico MEX Jesús Padilla (loan return from La Piedad)[36]

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No. Pos. Nation Player
3 DF Mexico MEX Dionicio Escalante (on loan to Querétaro)[23]
10 FW Mexico MEX Alberto Medina (to Pachuca)[39]
19 DF Mexico MEX Jonny Magallón (to León)[39]
20 MF Mexico MEX Edgar Mejía (on loan to León)[39]
21 FW Mexico MEX Antonio Salazar (on loan to Chiapas)[23]
23 GK Mexico MEX Víctor Hugo Hernández (on loan to Puebla)[23]
–– GK Mexico MEX Sergio García (on loan to Querétaro, previously on loan)[23]
–– DF Mexico MEX Sergio Amaury Ponce (to Atlas, previously on loan at Querétaro)[18]
–– DF Mexico MEX Arturo Ledesma (on loan to Pachuca, previously on loan)[23]
24 MF Mexico MEX Jorge Mora (on loan to Correcaminos UAT)[23]
— MF Mexico MEX Gonzalo Pineda (on loan to Querétaro, previously on loan at Puebla F.C.)[23]
–– MF Mexico MEX Edgar Solis (on loan to Monterrey, previously on loan at Estudiantes Tecos)[40]

León

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No. Pos. Nation Player
— GK Mexico MEX Édgar Hernández (on loan from Pachuca, previously on loan)[23]
— GK Mexico MEX Christían Martínez (on loan from Estudiantes Tecos)[23]
— GK Mexico MEX Arturo Ortiz (on loan from Monterrey)[23]
— GK Mexico MEX William Paul Yarbrough (on loan from Pachuca, previously on loan)[23]
— DF Mexico MEX Duilio Davino (from Estudiantes Tecos)[41]
— DF Mexico MEX Jonny Magallón (from Guadalajara)[39]
— DF Mexico MEX Óscar Mascorro (on loan from San Luis, previously on loan)[23]
— DF Argentina ARG Javier Muñoz Mustafá (on loan from Pachuca)[42]
— MF Mexico MEX Juan José Calderón (on loan from Toluca)[23]
— MF Mexico MEX Edgar Mejía (on loan from Guadalajara)[39]
— MF Mexico MEX Luis Montes (on loan from Pachuca, previously on loan)[23]
— MF Mexico MEX Édgar Pacheco (on loan from UANL)[43]
— MF Mexico MEX Carlos Alberto Peña (on loan from Pachuca, previously on loan)[23]
— MF Mexico MEX Juan Carlos Pineda (on loan from Pachuca, previously on loan)[23]
— MF Mexico MEX Juan Carlos Rojas (on loan from Pachuca)[23]
— MF Mexico MEX Saúl Villalobos (on loan from Atlas)[11]
— FW Mexico MEX Othoniel Arce (on loan from Monterrey)[23]
— FW Uruguay URU Matias Britos (from Uruguay Defensor Sporting)[44]

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No. Pos. Nation Player
–– DF Mexico MEX Marco Iván Pérez (loan return to Pachuca)[23]

Monterrey

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No. Pos. Nation Player
7 MF Mexico MEX Edgar Solis (on loan from Guadalajara, previously on loan at Estudiantes Tecos)[40]

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No. Pos. Nation Player
7 FW Mexico MEX Othoniel Arce (on loan to León)[23]
8 MF Mexico MEX Luis Ernesto Pérez (to Guadalajara)[37]
–– GK Mexico MEX Arturo Ortiz (on loan to León)[23]
–– DF Mexico MEX David Stringel (on loan to Querétaro)[23]
–– MF Mexico MEX Marvin Piñón (on loan to Querétaro, previously on loan at Correcaminos UAT)[23]
–– FW Mexico MEX Brayan Martínez (on loan to Puebla, previously on loan)[23]

Morelia

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No. Pos. Nation Player
33 DF Mexico MEX Joel Huiqui (from Cruz Azul, previously on loan)[33]
4 DF Mexico MEX Uriel Álvarez (on loan from Santos Laguna, previously on loan at Veracruz)[11]
15 DF Mexico MEX Óscar Razo (on loan from Chiapas, previously on loan)[23]
7 MF Ecuador ECU Jefferson Montero (from Spain Villarreal, previously on loan at Spain Betis)[45]
28 MF Mexico MEX Carlos Adrián Morales (from Santos Laguna)[46]
29 MF Mexico MEX Rodrigo Salinas (on loan from Puebla)[23]
22 MF Mexico MEX Francisco Torres (on loan from Santos Laguna)[46]
26 MF Mexico MEX Christian Valdéz (on loan from Chiapas, previously on loan)[11]
11 FW Mexico MEX Carlos Ochoa (on loan from Santos Laguna)[11]
27 FW Mexico MEX Antonio Pedroza (on loan from England Crystal Palace)[47]

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No. Pos. Nation Player
7 FW Mexico MEX Rafael Márquez Lugo (to Guadalajara)[38]
8 MF Mexico MEX Jorge Gastelum (on loan to Puebla)[23]
11 FW Mexico MEX Luis Alonso Sandoval (loan return to Necaxa)[19]
14 FW Colombia COL Edison Toloza (on loan to Puebla)[23]
15 MF Mexico MEX Felipe de Jesús Ayala (to Correcaminos UAT)[48]
16 DF Mexico MEX Adrián Aldrete (to América)[3]
21 MF Mexico MEX Jaime Lozano (loan return to Cruz Azul)[34]
23 MF Mexico MEX Edgar Gerardo Lugo (to Santos Laguna)[23]
24 DF Mexico MEX Marvin Cabrera (on loan to Toluca)[11]
–– DF Mexico MEX Yasser Corona (on loan to Chiapas, previously on loan)[23]
–– DF Mexico MEX Jaime Durán (on loan to Puebla, previously on loan)[23]
–– DF Mexico MEX Adrián García Arias (on loan to Querétaro, previously on loan)[23]
–– MF Mexico MEX Luis Miguel Noriega (on loan to Chiapas, previously on loan)[23]

Pachuca

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No. Pos. Nation Player
15 DF Mexico MEX Arturo Ledesma (on loan from Guadalajara, previously on loan)[23]
4 DF Paraguay PAR Paulo Da Silva (from Spain Real Zaragoza)[49]
12 DF Mexico MEX Óscar Rojas (on loan from América)[4]
16 MF Mexico MEX Jorge Daniel Hernández (from Chiapas)[23]
32 MF Mexico MEX Efrén Mendoza (on loan from Atlas)[11]
11 MF Mexico MEX Néstor Calderón (from Toluca)[50]
7 FW Mexico MEX Alberto Medina (from Guadalajara)[39]
21 FW Mexico MEX Nery Castillo (from Greece Aris)[51]
23 FW Spain ESP Raúl Tamudo (from Spain Rayo Vallecano)[52]

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No. Pos. Nation Player
12 MF Mexico MEX Juan Carlos Rojas (on loan to León)[23]
16 MF Mexico MEX Carlos Gerardo Rodríguez (to Toluca)[50]
19 FW Mexico MEX Edy Brambila (to Toluca)[50]
26 DF Argentina ARG Javier Muñoz Mustafá (on loan to León)[42]
–– GK Mexico MEX Édgar Hernández (on loan to León, previously on loan)[23]
–– GK Mexico MEX William Paul Yarbrough (on loan to León, previously on loan)[23]
— DF Mexico MEX Horacio Cervantes (on loan to Necaxa)[6]
–– DF Mexico MEX Marco Iván Pérez (on loan to San Luis, previously on loan at León)[23]
–– MF Mexico MEX Luis Montes (on loan to León, previously on loan)[23]
–– MF Mexico MEX Carlos Alberto Peña (on loan from Pachuca, previously on loan)[23]
–– MF Mexico MEX Juan Carlos Pineda (on loan to León, previously on loan)[23]
–– MF Mexico MEX Juan Carlos Silva (on loan to San Luis, previously on loan at La Piedad)[11]
–– FW Colombia COL Franco Arizala (to Chiapas, previously on loan)[24]
— FW Ecuador ECU Jaime Ayoví (on loan to Saudi Arabia Al Nasr)[53]
–– FW Paraguay PAR Édgar Benítez (on loan to Toluca, previously on loan at Paraguay Cerro Porteño)[54]

Puebla

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No. Pos. Nation Player
— GK Mexico MEX Víctor Hugo Hernández (on loan from Guadalajara)[23]
— DF Mexico MEX Jesús Chávez (on loan from UANL, previously on loan at San Luis)[23]
— DF Mexico MEX Jaime Durán (on loan from Morelia, previously on loan)[23]
— DF Paraguay PAR Herminio Miranda (from Paraguay Nacional)[55]
— MF Argentina ARG Matías Abelairas (from Brazil Vasco da Gama)[56]
— MF Mexico MEX Diego de Buen (on loan from UNAM)[11]
— MF Mexico MEX Efraín Dimayuga (on loan from Chiapas)[23]
— MF Mexico MEX Jorge Gastelum (on loan from Morelia)[23]
— MF Mexico MEX Hiber Ruíz (on loan from Chiapas)[23]
— FW Argentina ARG Matias Alustiza (from Ecuador Deportivo Quito)[57]
— FW Mexico MEX Brayan Martínez (on loan from Monterrey, previously on loan)[23]
— FW Mexico MEX Mario Ortiz (on loan from Atlante)[4]
— FW Mexico MEX Isaac Romo (on loan from Queretaro)[23]
— FW Colombia COL Edison Toloza (on loan from Morelia)[23]

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 MF Mexico MEX Gonzalo Pineda (loan return to Guadalajara)[23]
8 MF Mexico MEX Alan Zamora (loan return to Chiapas)[11]
12 FW Ecuador ECU Armando Wila (loan return to Ecuador Barcelona)[4]
13 FW Mexico MEX Luis Ángel Landín (to Querétaro)[58]
14 MF Spain ESP Luis García (to UNAM)[59]
17 MF Brazil BRA Lucas Silva (loan return to Sinaloa)[60]
29 MF Mexico MEX Rodrigo Salinas (on loan to Morelia)[23]
— DF Uruguay URU Jonathan Lacerda (loan return to Santos Laguna)[6]
–– FW Mexico MEX Jorge Zárate (on loan to Chiapas, previously on loan at Lobos BUAP)[23]

Querétaro

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No. Pos. Nation Player
6 MF Mexico MEX Mitchel Oviedo (on loan from Guadalajara, previously on loan)[23]
35 GK Mexico MEX Sergio García (on loan from Guadalajara, previously on loan)[23]
— GK Uruguay URU Juan Castillo (from Uruguay Liverpool)[61]
— DF Mexico MEX Daniel Alcántar (on loan from San Luis)[23]
— DF Mexico MEX Adrián García Arias (on loan from Morelia, previously on loan)[23]
— DF Mexico MEX Dionicio Escalante (on loan from Guadalajara)[23]
— DF Mexico MEX Leonel Olmedo (on loan from San Luis, previously on loan at Irapuato)[23]
— DF Mexico MEX David Stringel (on loan from Monterrey)[23]
— DF Mexico MEX Jorge Valencia (on loan from UANL)[43]
— DF Mexico MEX Francisco Vidal (on loan from Toluca, previously on loan at La Piedad)[23]
— MF Mexico MEX Diego de la Torre (on loan from Toluca)[23]
— MF Mexico MEX Jonathan de León (from UANL, previously on loan at United States Los Angeles Blues)[43]
— MF Uruguay URU Diego Guastavino (from Norway Brann)[58]
— MF Mexico MEX Gonzalo Pineda (on loan from Guadalajara, previously on loan at Puebla F.C.)[23]
— MF Mexico MEX Marvin Piñón (on loan from Monterrey, previously on loan at Correcaminos UAT)[23]
— FW Uruguay URU Carlos Bueno (loan return from Argentina San Lorenzo)[62]
— FW Mexico MEX Juan Carlos Enríquez (on loan from Santos Laguna)[23]
— FW Mexico MEX Luis Ángel Landín (from Puebla)[58]
— FW Mexico MEX Isaac Romo (on loan from Puebla)[23]
— FW Mexico MEX Armando Pulido (on loan from UANL)[43]
— FW Uruguay URU Diego Vera (from Uruguay Liverpool)[58]

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No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK Mexico MEX Liborio Sánchez (loan to Guadalajara)[36]
16 DF Mexico MEX Sergio Amaury Ponce (loan return to Guadalajara)[18]
24 MF Mexico MEX López (on loan to San Luis)[23]
27 DF Mexico MEX Christian Pérez (loan return to Guadalajara)[36]
— MF Chile CHI José Pérez (to Chile Cobreloa)[63]

San Luis

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No. Pos. Nation Player
— DF Mexico MEX Félix Araujo (on loan from Toluca)[23]
— DF Colombia COL Andrés Cadavid (from Colombia Deportivo Cali)[64]
— DF Mexico MEX José Antonio Castro (on loan from UANL, previously on loan at Necaxa)[43]
— DF Mexico MEX Marco Iván Pérez (on loan from Pachuca, previously on loan at León)[23]
— DF Mexico MEX Guillermo Rojas (on loan from Chiapas, previously on loan at Atlas)[23]
— MF Brazil BRA Everton Bilher (from Brazil Clube de Regatas Brasil)[65]
— MF Mexico MEX López (on loan from Querétaro)[23]
— MF Mexico MEX Juan Carlos Silva (on loan from Pachuca, previously on loan at La Piedad)[11]
— MF Mexico MEX Moises Velasco (on loan from Toluca, previously on loan)[23]
— FW Mexico MEX Emmanuel Cerda (on loan from UANL)[43]
— FW Uruguay URU Sebastián Fernández (from Uruguay Danubio F.C.)[66]
— FW Mexico MEX Luis Ángel Mendoza (on loan from UANL, previously on loan at La Piedad)[43]
— FW Colombia COL Santiago Tréllez (from Colombia Independiente Medellín)[67]

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 Jesús Chávez (loan return to UANL)[23]
4 DF Mexico MEX Christian Sánchez (loan return to Atlas)[17]
7 MF Mexico MEX Ignacio Torres (to Atlante)[12]
8 MF Mexico MEX Jehu Chiapas (loan return to UNAM)[11]
15 MF Mexico MEX Fernando Morales (loan return to UNAM)[11]
17 DF Mexico MEX Daniel Alcántar (on loan to Querétaro)[23]
23 FW Argentina ARG Alfredo Moreno (to Tijuana)[68]
–– DF Paraguay PAR Pablo Aguilar (on loan to Tijuana, previously on loan at Paraguay Sportivo Luqueño)[23]
— DF Argentina ARG Anibal Matellán (to Argentina Argentinos Juniors)[69]
–– DF Mexico MEX Óscar Mascorro (on loan to León, previously on loan)[23]
–– DF Mexico MEX Leonel Olmedo (on loan to Querétaro, previously on loan at Veracruz)[23]
–– FW Mexico MEX Dieter Vargas (to UANL)[43]

Santos Laguna

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No. Pos. Nation Player
2 DF Mexico MEX Oswaldo Alanís (from Estudiantes Tecos)[70]
7 MF Mexico MEX Edgar Gerardo Lugo (from Morelia)[71]
— FW Mexico MEX Walter Sandoval (from Estudiantes Tecos)[11]

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No. Pos. Nation Player
9 FW Mexico MEX Carlos Ochoa (on loan to Morelia)[11]
15 MF Mexico MEX Jaime Toledo (on loan to Veracruz)[72]
28 MF Mexico MEX Carlos Adrián Morales (to Morelia)[46]
–– DF Mexico MEX Uriel Álvarez (on loan to Morelia, previously on loan at Veracruz)[11]
— DF Uruguay URU Jonathan Lacerda (loan to Necaxa, previously on loan at Puebla)[6]
–– DF Mexico MEX Juan Pablo Santiago (to Tijuana, previously on loan)[7]
–– MF Mexico MEX Francisco Torres (on loan to Morelia, previously on loan at Atlas)[46]
–– FW Mexico MEX Juan Carlos Enríquez (on loan to Querétaro)[23]

Tijuana

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No. Pos. Nation Player
4 DF Mexico MEX Miguel Almazán (on loan from Toluca, previously on loan)[23]
— DF United States USA Edgar Castillo (from América, previously on loan)[7]
— DF Mexico MEX Juan Carlos Núñez (from Toluca, previously on loan)[7]
— DF Mexico MEX Juan Pablo Santiago (from Santos Laguna, previously on loan)[7]
— DF Paraguay PAR Pablo Aguilar (on loan from San Luis, previously on loan at Paraguay Sportivo Luqueño)[23]
— MF Mexico MEX Luis Ángel García (from UANL, previously on loan at Veracruz)[23]
— MF Mexico MEX Jorge Hernández (on loan from Atlante)[4]
— MF Ecuador ECU Fidel Martínez (from Ecuador Deportivo Quito)[73]
— MF Argentina ARG Diego Olsina (from Correcaminos UAT)[74]
— MF Argentina ARG Cristian Pellerano (from Argentina Independiente)[75]
— FW Argentina ARG Alfredo Moreno (on loan from San Luis)[68]
— FW Mexico MEX Raúl Nava (on loan from Toluca)[23]

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
29 FW Mexico MEX Armando Pulido (loan return to UANL)[23]
— MF Uruguay URU Egidio Arévalo (to Italy Palermo)[76]
— FW Argentina ARG Leandro Fernández (loan return to Argentina Defensa y Justicia)
— FW Argentina ARG José Sand (to Argentina Racing de Avellaneda)[77]

Toluca

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No. Pos. Nation Player
7 DF Mexico MEX Marvin Cabrera (on loan from Morelia)[11]
20 MF Mexico MEX Jesús Paganoni (on loan from Atlas)[11]
6 MF Mexico MEX Carlos Gerardo Rodríguez (from Pachuca)[50]
8 MF Brazil BRA Lucas Silva (from Sinaloa, previously on loan at Puebla)[60]
5 MF Brazil BRA Wilson Tiago (from Brazil Internacional)[78]
23 FW Paraguay PAR Édgar Benítez (on loan from Pachuca, previously on loan at Paraguay Cerro Porteño)[54]
19 FW Mexico MEX Edy Brambila (from Pachuca)[50]
–– FW Panama PAN Luis Tejada (from Peru Juan Aurich)[79]

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 MF Argentina ARG Martín Romagnoli (on loan to UNAM)[80]
7 MF Mexico MEX Néstor Calderón (to Pachuca)[50]
8 MF Mexico MEX Diego de la Torre (on loan to Querétaro)[23]
19 FW Mexico MEX Raúl Nava (on loan to Tijuana)[23]
20 DF Paraguay PAR Aureliano Torres (to Uruguay Peñarol)[81]
29 MF Uruguay URU Gonzalo Porras (loan return to Uruguay River Plate de Montevideo)
22 DF Mexico MEX Felix Araujo (on loan to San Luis)[23]
–– DF Mexico MEX Miguel Almazán (on loan to Tijuana, previously on loan)[23]
–– DF Mexico MEX Juan Carlos Núñez (to Tijuana, previously on loan)[7]
–– DF Mexico MEX Francisco Vidal (on loan to Querétaro, previously on loan at La Piedad)[23]
–– MF Mexico MEX Juan José Calderón (on loan to León)[23]
–– FW Mexico MEX Moises Velasco (on loan to San Luis, previously on loan)[23]

UANL

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No. Pos. Nation Player
— DF Mexico MEX Alonso Zamora (from Atlas)[21]
— FW Spain ESP Luis García Fernández (on loan from Spain Real Zaragoza)[82]
— FW Mexico MEX Taufic Guarch (on loan from Estudiantes Tecos, previously on loan at Spain Espanyol B)[43]
— FW Guatemala GUA Henry López (from Brazil EC Noroeste)[83]
— FW Mexico MEX Dieter Vargas (from San Luis)[43]

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
9 FW Chile CHI Héctor Mancilla (to Atlas)[15]
22 MF Mexico MEX Édgar Pacheco (on loan to León)[43]
23 DF Mexico MEX Lampros Kontogiannis (loan return to America)[84]
–– DF Mexico MEX José Antonio Castro (on loan to San Luis, previously on loan at Necaxa)[43]
–– DF Mexico MEX Jesús Chávez (on loan to Puebla, previously on loan at San Luis)[23]
–– DF Mexico MEX Jorge Valencia (on loan to Querétaro)[43]
–– MF Panama PAN Manuel Asprilla (on loan to Panama Tauro)[43]
–– MF Mexico MEX Jonathan de León (to Querétaro, previously on loan at United States Los Angeles Blues)[43]
–– MF Mexico MEX Luis Ángel García (to Tijuana, previously on loan at Veracruz)[23]
–– FW Mexico MEX Emmanuel Cerda (on loan to San Luis)[43]
–– FW Mexico MEX Luis Ángel Mendoza (on loan to San Luis, previously on loan at La Piedad)[43]
–– FW Mexico MEX Armando Pulido (on loan to Querétaro)[43]

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
6 MF Mexico MEX Jehu Chiapas (loan return from San Luis)[11]
21 MF Mexico MEX Jaime Lozano (from Cruz Azul, previously on loan at Morelia)[34]
— MF Mexico MEX Fernando Morales (loan return from San Luis)[11]
5 MF Argentina ARG Martín Romagnoli (on loan from Toluca)[80]
14 MF Spain ESP Luis García (from Puebla)[59]
9 FW Argentina ARG Emmanuel Villa (from Cruz Azul)[32]

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 MF Mexico MEX Diego de Buen (on loan to Puebla)[11]
24 FW Mexico MEX Juan Carlos Cacho (to Toluca)[80]
–– MF Mexico MEX Óscar Rojas (on loan to Atlante, previously on loan)[4]

See also

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