Legendary Players & Icons
33 entries in the Mexico National Team compendium.
Cuauhtémoc BlancoMexican football legend and politician, known for his attacking prowess and iconic Cuauhtemiña move.Javier HernandezMexico's all-time leading scorer and 'little pea' who conquered Europe.Jared BorgettiMexican former professional footballer and all-time leading scorer for the national team at the time of his…Carlos HermosilloEl Grandote de Cerro Azul, second-highest scorer in Mexican top division history and former Mexico all-time…Ricardo PeláezMexican former footballer and executive, now ESPN analyst.Salvador ReyesChivas' all-time leading scorer and Campeonísimo icon.Rafael MárquezEl Káiser: Mexico's legendary defender and five-time World Cup veteran.Antonio CarbajalEl Cinco Copas: first to play five World CupsLuis HernándezMexican football striker known as El Matador.Andrés GuardadoMexican midfield legend and most-capped player in national team history.Javier LozanoEl Tri: CONCACAF's most successful team and 1999 Confederations Cup champions.Francisco CastilloAmerican former professional soccer player who played as a left-back and earned caps for both Mexico and the…Guillermo OchoaMexican goalkeeper, six-time World Cup squad member, and six-time Gold Cup winner.Moisés MuñozMexican goalkeeper who scored a legendary header in the 2013 final.Enrique BorjaMexican forward who led Club América to glory and held the national team scoring record for two decades.Manuel NegreteMexican midfielder known for his spectacular scissor-kick goal at the 1986 World Cup.Miguel EspañaFrom World Cup veteran to Copa Sudamericana finalist manager.Luis GarcíaThe green shirt carried him, and he carried it back to the people.Javier HernándezMexico's all-time leading goalscorer and clinical finisher.Hugo SánchezThe Golden Boy of Mexican football, a legendary striker and five-time Pichichi winner.Héctor GonzálezEl Tri: Mexico's national football team, CONCACAF's most successful side and 1999 Confederations Cup…Ignacio LugoA ghost in the green jersey—the defender who never was, but who fans remember anyway.Raúl DíazVenezuelan-born hornist specializing in modern and natural horn performance.Carlos VelaMexican former professional footballer and MLS record-holder.Giovani dos SantosMexican former professional footballer and versatile forward.Raúl JiménezMexican striker for Wolverhampton Wanderers and the Mexico national team.Hirving LozanoMexican winger who won league titles in Mexico, the Netherlands, and Italy.Edson ÁlvarezThe wall and the cannon — Mexico's iron-hearted anchor of a generation.Adolfo RíosA name whispered in the green stands long after the final whistle of his era.Oribe PeraltaOlympic gold medalist and legendary Mexican striker.Jesús CoronaMexican winger who rose through Monterrey's ranks, starred at Porto, and won the 2015 Gold Cup with El Tri.Héctor MorenoMexican defensive stalwart who played in four World Cups and won titles in the Netherlands and CONCACAF.Israel JiménezA green-shirt name etched into the hearts of El Tri's faithful.
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