List of Mexican football transfers summer 2016

This is a list of Mexican football transfers for the 2016 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 Bancomer MX


América

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

No. Position Player
9 Argentina FW Silvio Romero (from Chiapas) [1]
18 Paraguay DF Bruno Valdez (from Paraguay Cerro Porteño) [1]
20 Mexico FW Manuel Pérez (from UNAM) [1]
29 Mexico MF Carlos Rosel (loan return from Atlante) [1]
30 Ecuador MF Renato Ibarra (from Netherlands Vitesse) [1]
289 Mexico FW Ricardo Cruz (from Chiapas) [1]

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

No. Position Player
8 Colombia MF Andrés Andrade (to León) [2]
9 Argentina FW Darío Benedetto (to Argentina Boca Juniors) [3]
18 Uruguay MF Brian Lozano (on loan to Uruguay Nacional) [4]
26 Mexico MF Francisco Rivera (on loan to Veracruz)
286 Mexico FW Alejandro Díaz (on loan to Necaxa) [5]
301 Mexico MF Víctor Rodríguez (on loan to Oaxaca) [6]
303 Mexico MF Daniel Vázquez (on loan to Oaxaca) [6]
— Mexico GK Armando Navarrete (on loan to Zacatepec, previously on loan at Sonora) [7]
— Mexico DF José Hernández (on loan to UAT, previously on loan at Sonora) [8]
— Mexico DF Néstor Martínez (on loan to Oaxaca, previously on loan at Cancún) [9]
— Mexico DF Jesús Veyna (on loan to Zacatepec, previously on loan at Atl. San Luis) [10]
— Mexico MF Pedro García (on loan to Atlante, previously on loan at BUAP) [11]
— Mexico MF Omar Govea (to Portugal Porto, previously on loan) [12]
— Argentina MF Cristian Pellerano (on loan to Tapachula, previously on loan at Morelia) [13]
— Mexico FW Antonio López (on loan to UAEM, previously on loan at Atlante) [14]
— Mexico FW Martín Zúñiga (on loan to Chiapas, previously on loan at Sinaloa) [15]

Atlas

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

No. Position Player
2 Colombia DF Jaine Barreiro (from Colombia Santa Fe) [16]
3 Colombia DF Leiton Jiménez (from Tijuana) [16]
6 Mexico MF Carlos Treviño (loan return from Venados) [17]
10 Mexico FW Jahir Barraza (loan return from Necaxa) [16]
11 Paraguay FW Luis Nery Caballero (loan return from Paraguay Olimpia) [16]
12 Mexico DF Daniel Arreola (on loan from Morelia) [16]
13 Mexico MF Javier Salas (on loan from Sinaloa) [16]
14 Mexico MF Luis Reyes (loan return from Tampico Madero) [16]
18 Mexico MF Luis Robles (loan return from Puebla) [16]
19 Mexico MF Flavio Santos (loan return from Puebla) [16]
20 Mexico MF Santiago San Román (on loan from Oaxaca) [16]
22 Mexico MF Cándido Ramírez (on loan from Monterrey) [16]
23 Uruguay MF Christian Tabó (loan return from Uruguay Nacional) [16]
27 Mexico DF José Madueña (re-loan from Tijuana) [18]
289 Mexico DF Diego Barbosa (loan return from Venados) [19]

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

No. Position Player
3 Mexico DF Giovanni León (on loan to Coras) [20]
5 Argentina DF Walter Kannemann (to Brazil Grêmio) [21]
11 Colombia FW Franco Arizala (to Puebla)
14 Mexico FW Daniel Hernández (on loan to Sinaloa) [22]
15 Mexico MF Alfonso González (to Monterrey) [23]
16 Uruguay MF Egidio Arévalo Ríos (loan return to UANL) [15]
18 Mexico MF Dieter Villalpando (loan return to Pachuca) [24]
20 Mexico MF Julio Nava (loan return to Chiapas) [15]
22 Mexico MF Pablo Mascareñas (released) [25]
23 Panama DF Felipe Baloy (loan return to Morelia) [26]
24 Mexico MF Ángel Gaspar (on loan to Atlante) [11]
25 Argentina FW Gonzalo Bergessio (to Argentina San Lorenzo)
26 Mexico MF Juan Carlos Medina (to Tijuana)
100 Mexico DF Carlos Arreola (on loan to Tampico Madero) [27]
107 Mexico DF Daniel Obledo (on loan to UAT) [28]
— Mexico GK Jesús Gallardo (on loan to UAT, previously on loan at Necaxa) [8]
— Chile GK Miguel Pinto (to Chile O'Higgins, previously on loan at Tapachula)
— Mexico DF Jesús Paganoni (to Veracruz, previously on loan)
— Argentina DF Facundo Erpen (re-loan to Morelia) [29]
— Mexico DF Enrique Pérez (re-loan to Morelia) [29]
— Mexico DF Juan Carlos Valenzuela (re-loan to Tijuana)
— Mexico MF Lucas Ayala (re-loan to UAT) [8]
— Mexico MF Ricardo Bocanegra (re-loan to UAT) [8]
— Chile MF Rodrigo Millar (re-loan to Morelia) [29]
— Mexico MF Luis Télles (re-loan to U. de G.) [30]
— Mexico MF Juan Pablo Vigón (on loan to Tapachula, previously on loan at Chiapas) [31]
— Mexico MF Juan de Dios Hernández (to Costa Rica Alajuelense, previously on loan at Tapachula)
— Mexico MF Julio Betancio (released, previously on loan at Sonora)
— Mexico MF Carlos Nava (on loan to Oaxaca, previously on loan at Tampico Madero) [6]
— Mexico MF Saúl Villalobos (on loan to Venados, previously on loan at Tlaxcala) [32]

Chiapas

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

No. Position Player
1 Argentina GK Federico Crivelli (from Argentina Temperley) [33]
2 Colombia DF Brayan Angulo (from Bulgaria Ludogorets Razgrad) [15]
5 Uruguay MF Egidio Arévalo Ríos (from UANL) [15]
7 Mexico MF Luis Ángel Mendoza (from Santos Laguna) [15]
10 Paraguay MF Jonathan Fabbro (from Paraguay Cerro Porteño) [34]
11 Ecuador FW José Ayoví (on loan from Sinaloa) [15]
12 Chile GK Mauricio Viana (from Chile Santiago Wanderers) [35]
13 Colombia DF Carlos Valencia (from Colombia Millonarios) [36]
15 Brazil DF Bruno Pires (loan return from Tapachula) [15]
16 Mexico MF Hibert Ruíz (on loan from Morelia) [15]
17 Mexico MF Alonso Escoboza (from Tijuana) [15]
18 Mexico MF Dieter Villalpando (on loan from Pachuca) [24]
19 Mexico FW Javier Orozco (on loan from Santos Laguna) [15]
22 Mexico GK Liborio Sánchez (on loan from Querétaro) [15]
23 Mexico FW Martín Zúñiga (on loan from América) [15]
24 Paraguay DF Juan Patiño (on loan from Paraguay Guaraní) [15]
25 Brazil MF Rafinha (from Brazil Atlético Paranaense) [37]
26 Uruguay MF Felipe Rodríguez (on loan from Uruguay El Tanque Sisley) [38]
27 Mexico MF Julio Nava (loan return from Atlas) [15]
28 Uruguay FW Carlos Núñez (on loan from Uruguay Liverpool Montevideo) [38]
29 Brazil FW Derley (on loan from Portugal Benfica) [15]

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

No. Position Player
1 Mexico GK Jorge Villalpando (retired) [39]
2 Argentina DF Javier Muñoz Mustafá (released) [40]
6 Chile MF Francisco Silva (to Cruz Azul) [41]
7 Argentina FW Alexis Canelo (on loan to Puebla)
10 Argentina FW Silvio Romero (to América) [1]
11 Brazil MF Danilinho (loan return to Querétaro)
12 Mexico GK César Lozano (retired)
13 Mexico MF Julio Gómez (loan return to Pachuca) [42]
14 Mexico FW Luis Loroña (loan return to Querétaro) [43]
18 Colombia FW Avilés Hurtado (to Tijuana)
19 Mexico FW Daniel González (loan return to Toluca) [44]
22 Mexico MF Juan Pablo Vigón (loan return to Atlas) [31]
24 Mexico DF Luis Rodríguez (to UANL)
28 Mexico DF David Andrade (to Santos Laguna)
32 Mexico FW Ricardo Cruz (to América) [1]
33 Mexico MF Daniel Jiménez (on loan to Tapachula) [31]
35 Argentina MF Emiliano Armenteros (to Santos Laguna)
95 Mexico DF Ángelo Costanzo (on loan to Tapachula) [31]
281 Mexico FW Francisco Zorrilla (on loan to Tapachula) [31]
— Mexico GK Alfredo Frausto (on loan to Tapachula, previously on loan at Sinaloa) [31]
— Mexico DF Carlos Utrilla (released, previously on loan at Tapachula)
— United States MF Gabriel Farfán (to United States Miami, previously on loan at United States New York Cosmos) [45]
— Chile MF Mathías Vidangossy (on loan to Chile Palestino, previously on loan at UNAM) [46]
— Mexico MF César Villaluz (on loan to Celaya, previously on loan at Atl. San Luis) [7]
— Uruguay MF Fernando Arismendi (on loan to Celaya, previously on loan at Tapachula)
— Mexico FW Darío Carreño (re-loan to Tapachula) [47]
— Chile FW Isaac Díaz (on loan to Paraguay Sol de América, previously on loan at Tapachula) [48]
— Mexico FW Mauricio Romero (on loan to Zacatepec, previously on loan at Venados) [7]

Cruz Azul

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

No. Position Player
5 Chile MF Francisco Silva (from Chiapas) [41]
6 Argentina DF Julián Velázquez (on loan from Italy Palermo) [41]
11 Argentina FW Jonatan Cristaldo (from Brazil Palmeiras) [41]
16 Mexico DF Adrián Aldrete (from Santos Laguna) [41]
26 Chile DF Enzo Roco (from Spain Espanyol) [41]
27 Paraguay FW Jorge Benítez (from Greece Olympiacos, previously on loan) [49]
28 Mexico DF Jesús García (from Sinaloa) [41]
29 Mexico FW Erick Torres (on loan from United States Houston Dynamo) [50]

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

No. Position Player
2 Mexico DF Fausto Pinto (on loan to BUAP) [7]
5 Brazil DF Fábio Santos (to Brazil Atlético Mineiro) [51]
6 Mexico MF Gerardo Torrado (to United States Indy Eleven) [52]
8 Spain MF Marc Crosas (on loan to Spain Tenerife) [53]
16 Mexico DF Rogelio Chávez (to Peru Melgar) [54]
17 Paraguay DF Silvio Borjas (on loan to Paraguay Capiatá) [55]
26 Mexico FW Juan González (released) [56]
30 Mexico FW Vicente Matías Vuoso (to Argentina Talleres) [57]
78 Mexico MF Raúl Vidal (on loan to Costa Rica Municipal Liberia) [58]
92 Mexico DF Jesús Henestrosa (on loan to Oaxaca) [6]
96 Mexico MF Ángel Chavarría (on loan to U. de C.) [59]
103 Mexico FW Moisés Hipólito (on loan to UAEM) [14]
138 Mexico DF Manuel Madrid (on loan to U. de C.) [59]
— Mexico GK Jafet Camou (on loan to U. de C., previously on loan at Murciélagos) [59]
— Mexico GK Javier Caso (re-loan to Zacatepec) [10]
— Mexico GK Yosgart Gutiérrez (re-loan to Necaxa) [5]
— Mexico GK Óscar Pérez (re-loan to Pachuca) [60]
— Mexico DF Horacio Cervantes (re-loan to Veracruz)
— Mexico DF Francisco Flores (on loan to Coras, previously on loan at Pachuca) [7]
— Mexico MF Xavier Báez (to Necaxa, previously on loan) [5]
— Mexico MF Alejandro Castro (to UNAM, previously on loan)
— Mexico MF Héctor Gutiérrez (re-loan to Zacatepec) [10]
— Mexico MF Omar Mendoza (re-loan to Zacatepec) [10]
— Brazil MF Lucas Silva (on loan to Juárez, previously on loan at Pachuca) [7]
— Mexico FW Jesús Lara (re-loan to Zacatepec) [10]
— Mexico FW Julio Pardini (re-loan to Tapachula) [47]
— Paraguay FW Roque Santa Cruz (to Paraguay Olimpia, previously on loan at Spain Málaga) [61]
— Argentina FW Pablo Torres (on loan to Sinaloa, previously on loan at Sonora) [22]
— Mexico FW Ismael Valadéz (on loan to U. de G., previously on loan at Tapachula) [7]

Guadalajara

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

No. Position Player
6 Mexico DF Edwin Hernández (from León, previously on loan) [62]
9 Mexico FW Alan Pulido (from Greece Olympiacos) [63]
18 Mexico MF Néstor Calderón (on loan from Santos Laguna) [64]
19 Mexico FW Marco Bueno (on loan from Pachuca) [65]
23 Mexico MF José Juan Vázquez (from León) [62]
29 United States FW Alex Zendejas (from United States Dallas) [66]
30 Mexico GK Rodolfo Cota (re-loan from Pachuca) [67]
35 Mexico FW Daniel Ríos (loan return from Coras) [68]
82 Mexico FW Daniel González (on loan from Toluca) [44]

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

No. Position Player
9 Mexico FW Omar Bravo (to United States Carolina RailHawks) [69]
10 Mexico MF Ángel Reyna (to Celaya) [7]
13 Mexico DF Carlos Salcedo (on loan to Italy Fiorentina) [70]
15 Mexico DF Raúl López (to Pachuca) [71]
18 Mexico MF Giovani Hernández (on loan to Coras) [7]
19 Mexico FW Michel Vázquez (loan return to BUAP) [72]
20 Mexico MF Israel Castro (to Spain Toledo) [73]
21 Mexico MF David Ramírez (to Pachuca) [71]
32 Mexico MF Giovani Casillas (on loan to Tampico Madero) [27]
82 Mexico DF Jorge Parra (on loan to Coras) [42]
83 Mexico FW Marco Granados (on loan to Coras) [7]
85 Mexico MF Fernando González (on loan to Coras) [42]
90 Mexico MF William Guzmán (on loan to Coras) [7]
— Mexico GK Sergio Arias (on loan to Sonora, previously on loan at BUAP) [43]
— Mexico GK Víctor Hugo Hernández (re-loan to Coras) [42]
— Mexico DF Kristian Álvarez (re-loan to Santos Laguna)
— Mexico DF Abraham Coronado (on loan to U. de C., previously on loan at Coras) [74]
— Mexico DF Omar Esparza (released, previously on loan at Pachuca)
— Mexico DF Mario Orozco (re-loan to Coras) [42]
— Mexico DF Édgar Solís (released, previously on loan at Celaya)
— Mexico DF Luis Solorio (re-loan to Coras) [42]
— Mexico DF Néstor Vidrio (on loan to Juárez, previously on loan at Sinaloa) [7]
— Mexico MF Fernando Arce (retired, previously on loan at Sinaloa) [75]
— Mexico MF Jorge Enríquez (on loan to Coras, previously on loan at León) [7]
— Mexico MF Antonio Gallardo (released, previously on loan at Necaxa) [76]
— Mexico MF Víctor Guzmán (re-loan to Pachuca) [67]
— Mexico MF Diego Hernández (on loan to Coras, previously on loan at Atl. San Luis) [42]
— Mexico MF Édgar Mejía (re-loan to Juárez) [77]
— Mexico MF Sergio Nápoles (on loan to Coras, previously on loan at Venados) [42]
— Mexico MF David Toledo (re-loan to Puebla)

León

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

No. Position Player
2 Mexico DF Efraín Velarde (re-loan from Monterrey) [2]
9 Argentina FW Germán Cano (re-loan from Pachuca) [2]
11 Colombia MF Andrés Andrade (from América) [2]
13 Colombia MF Alexander Mejía (from Monterrey) [2]
15 Mexico DF Carlos Guzmán (on loan from Morelia) [2]
24 Mexico DF Osvaldo Rodríguez (on loan from Pachuca) [2]
26 Mexico MF Christian Valdéz (from Morelia) [2]

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

No. Position Player
11 Mexico FW Marco Bueno (loan return to Pachuca) [65]
15 Mexico MF Jorge Enríquez (loan return to Guadalajara) [7]
19 Mexico DF Jonny Magallón (to Argentina Lanús) [78]
23 Mexico MF José Juan Vázquez (to Guadalajara) [62]
31 Ecuador MF Jonathan Gonzáles (on loan to Ecuador Independiente) [79]
— Mexico DF Luis Delgado (re-loan to Zacatecas) [80]
— Mexico DF Edwin Hernández (to Guadalajara, previously on loan) [62]
— Mexico DF Arturo Ortíz (re-loan to Zacatecas) [80]
— Ecuador MF Marcos Caicedo (on loan to Ecuador Barcelona, previously on loan at Zacatecas) [81]
— Brazil MF Derley (to Brazil Santa Cruz, previously on loan at Juárez) [82]
— Colombia MF Eisner Loboa (to Brazil América Mineiro, previously on loan at Morelia) [83]
— United States MF Marco Vidal (on loan to Veracruz, previously on loan at Atl. San Luis)

Monterrey

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

No. Position Player
4 Paraguay DF Iván Piris (from Italy Udinese) [84]
11 Honduras FW Alberth Elis (from Honduras Olimpia) [85]
14 Mexico MF Alfonso González (from Atlas) [23]
15 Argentina DF José María Basanta (from Italy Fiorentina, previously on loan) [86]
16 Paraguay MF Celso Ortiz (from Netherlands AZ) [23]
18 Mexico MF César de la Peña (loan return from Oaxaca) [87]
20 Ecuador DF Walter Ayoví (re-loan from Sinaloa) [88]
22 Ecuador GK Alexander Domínguez (from Ecuador LDU Quito) [23]
23 Colombia MF Yimmi Chará (loan return from Sinaloa) [23]

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

No. Position Player
4 Mexico DF Ricardo Osorio (retired) [89]
11 Mexico MF Pablo Barrera (to UNAM)
14 Mexico DF Bernardo Hernández (on loan to Tampico Madero) [27]
16 Mexico MF Cándido Ramírez (on loan to Atlas) [16]
18 Argentina MF Neri Cardozo (on loan to Querétaro)
23 Mexico GK Juan de Dios Ibarra (to Puebla)
34 Mexico DF Miguel Herrera (loan return to Pachuca)
89 Mexico MF Obed Martínez (on loan to Juárez) [90]
285 Mexico DF Carlos Ortega (on loan to U. de C.) [74]
292 Mexico MF Ían Arellano (on loan to Juárez) [90]
— Mexico GK Jesús Dautt (on loan to Atlante, previously on loan at Cancún) [11]
— Mexico DF Arturo Alvarado (re-loan to Zacatepec) [10]
— Mexico DF Alejandro Berber (on loan to Zacatepec, previously on loan at Veracruz) [10]
— Mexico DF Leobardo Siqueiros (released, previously on loan at Juárez)
— Mexico DF Dárvin Chávez (released, previously on loan at Veracruz)
— Mexico DF Pierre Ibarra (on loan to UAT, previously on loan at Murciélagos) [8]
— Mexico DF Severo Meza (on loan to Necaxa, previously on loan at Sinaloa) [5]
— Mexico DF Héctor Morales (on loan to Tapachula, previously on loan at Juárez) [31]
— Mexico DF David Stringel (on loan to Atlante, previously on loan at Juárez) [11]
— Mexico DF Efraín Velarde (re-loan to León) [2]
— Mexico MF Gael Acosta (re-loan to UAT) [8]
— Mexico MF Alejandro García (re-loan to UAEM) [14]
— Colombia MF Alexander Mejía (to León, previously on loan at Colombia Atlético Nacional) [2]
— Mexico MF Gerardo Moreno (on loan to Tampico Madero, previously on loan at UAT) [27]
— Mexico MF Marvin Piñón (to U. de C., previously on loan) [59]
— Mexico FW Othoniel Arce (on loan to Sonora, previously on loan at Atl. San Luis) [43]
— Mexico FW Omar Arellano (on loan to U. de G., previously on loan at Toluca) [7]
— Ecuador FW Marlon de Jesús (on loan to Portugal Arouca, previously on loan at Ecuador El Nacional) [91]
— Mexico FW Luis Madrigal (on loan to Zacatecas, previously on loan at Querétaro) [80]
— Colombia FW Wilson Morelo (to Pachuca, previously on loan at Sinaloa) [71]
— Mexico FW Sergio Soto (re-loan to U. de C.) [59]

Morelia

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

No. Position Player
2 Mexico DF Enrique Pérez (re-loan from Atlas) [29]
4 Mexico DF Hugo Rodríguez (on loan from Pachuca) [92]
5 Argentina DF Facundo Erpen (re-loan from Atlas) [29]
6 Mexico MF David Cabrera (on loan from UNAM) [92]
7 Mexico MF Diego Mejía (on loan from Sinaloa) [92]
8 Mexico MF Juan Pablo Rodríguez (re-loan from Santos Laguna) [29]
9 Peru FW Raúl Ruidíaz (from Peru Universitario) [92]
14 Ecuador FW Cristian Penilla (on loan from Pachuca) [92]
15 Chile DF Sebastián Vegas (from Chile Audax Italiano) [92]
19 Chile MF Diego Valdés (from Chile Audax Italiano) [92]
20 Chile MF Rodrigo Millar (re-loan from Atlas) [29]
21 Mexico GK Yair Urbina (on loan from UANL) [92]

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

No. Position Player
7 Paraguay FW Pablo Velázquez (loan return to Toluca) [93]
16 Argentina MF Cristian Pellerano (loan return to América) [13]
19 Colombia MF Eisner Loboa (loan return to León) [83]
21 Mexico DF Érick Aguirre (to Pachuca) [71]
22 Mexico MF Armando Zamorano (on loan to Querétaro)
84 United States DF Cristian Cruz (on loan to U. de C.) [59]
— Mexico GK Cirilo Saucedo (loan return to Tijuana) [7]
— Mexico GK Israel Villaseñor (re-loan to Puebla)
— Mexico DF Daniel Arreola (on loan to Atlas, previously on loan at Sinaloa) [16]
— Panama DF Felipe Baloy (to Colombia Rionegro Águilas, previously on loan at Atlas) [26]
— Mexico DF Carlos Guzmán (on loan to León, previously on loan at Tijuana) [2]
— Mexico DF Rodrigo Godínez (released, previously on loan at Veracruz) [94]
— Mexico DF Joel Huiqui (re-loan to Tapachula) [47]
— Mexico DF Éder Morales (on loan to Costa Rica Belén, previously on loan at Oaxaca) [95]
— Mexico DF Christian Ocaña (on loan to U. de C., previously on loan at Cancún) [59]
— Mexico DF Luis Silva (released, previously on loan at Atlante) [94]
— Argentina DF Marco Torsiglieri (to Argentina Rosario Central) [96]
— Mexico MF Julio Atilano (on loan to UAT) [8]
— Mexico MF Víctor Guajardo (on loan to Zacatepec, previously on loan at Coras) [10]
— Mexico MF Hibert Ruíz (on loan to Chiapas, previously on loan at UNAM) [15]
— Mexico MF Christian Valdéz (to León, previously on loan at Puebla) [2]
— Mexico FW Marcelo Aguas (to Guatemala Deportivo Carchá, previously on loan at Murciélagos) [97]
— Mexico FW Óscar Fernández (on loan to Oaxaca, previously on loan at Necaxa) [6]
— Mexico FW Éver Guzmán (re-loan to UAT) [8]

Necaxa

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

No. Position Player
1 Argentina GK Marcelo Barovero (from Argentina River Plate) [5]
4 Mexico DF Jesús Chávez (on loan from Tijuana) [5]
5 Argentina DF Fernando Meza (from Chile Palestino) [5]
8 Mexico MF Xavier Báez (from Cruz Azul, previously on loan) [5]
10 Uruguay FW Diego Riolfo (from Uruguay Montevideo Wanderers) [5]
16 Chile MF Manuel Iturra (from Italy Udinese) [5]
17 Mexico FW Alejandro Díaz (on loan from América) [5]
19 Argentina FW Claudio Riaño (from Argentina Unión de Santa Fe) [5]
20 Venezuela MF Jesús Gómez (re-loan from Sinaloa) [5]
21 Argentina FW Fabián Espíndola (from Canada Vancouver Whitecaps) [98]
22 Chile MF Edson Puch (from Ecuador LDU Quito) [5]
25 Mexico GK Yosgart Gutiérrez (re-loan from Cruz Azul) [5]
26 Mexico DF Jairo González (on loan from U. de G.) [5]
28 Mexico DF Severo Meza (on loan from Monterrey) [5]

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

No. Position Player
4 Mexico DF Luis Padilla (on loan to Celaya) [99]
6 Mexico MF Antonio Gallardo (loan return to Guadalajara) [76]
10 Mexico FW Óscar Fernández (loan return to Morelia) [6]
12 Mexico DF Carlos Ramos (loan return to Celaya) [10]
14 Mexico FW Kevin Chaurand (loan return to Celaya) [72]
16 Mexico DF Alan Mendoza (loan return to UNAM) [22]
17 Mexico FW Jahir Barraza (loan return to Atlas) [16]
21 Mexico GK Jesús Gallardo (loan return to Atlas) [8]
22 Mexico MF Edgar Alaffita (loan return to Atl. San Luis) [72]
24 United States MF Benji Joya (loan return to Santos Laguna) [100]
— Mexico MF Carlos Hurtado (on loan to UAT, previously on loan at Zacatepec) [8]
— Mexico MF Luis Pérez (on loan to BUAP, previously on loan at Sonora) [72]

Pachuca

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

No. Position Player
5 Mexico MF Víctor Guzmán (re-loan from Guadalajara) [67]
6 Mexico DF Raúl López (from Guadalajara) [71]
9 Brazil FW Mateus Gonçalves (from Coras) [71]
19 Colombia FW Wilson Morelo (from Monterrey) [71]
21 Mexico GK Óscar Pérez (re-loan from Cruz Azul) [60]
25 Mexico MF David Ramírez (from Guadalajara) [71]
26 Mexico DF Érick Aguirre (from Morelia) [71]

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

No. Position Player
2 Mexico DF Francisco Flores (loan return to Cruz Azul) [7]
3 Colombia DF Aquivaldo Mosquera (to Colombia Deportivo Cali) [101]
4 Mexico DF Hugo Rodríguez (on loan to Morelia) [92]
6 Mexico DF Omar Esparza (loan return to Guadalajara)
9 Argentina FW Ariel Nahuelpán (to Brazil Internacional) [102]
14 Mexico MF Steven Almeida (on loan to Chile Everton) [103]
19 Paraguay FW Gustavo Ramírez (loan return to Zacatecas) [80]
22 Brazil MF Lucas Silva (loan return to Cruz Azul) [7]
25 Mexico MF Manuel Pérez (loan return to UNAM) [1]
26 Mexico MF Héctor Mascorro (on loan to Zacatecas) [80]
28 Mexico GK Rafael Ramírez (loan return to Zacatecas) [104]
31 Mexico MF Iván Ochoa (on loan to Chile Everton) [103]
34 Mexico DF Osvaldo Rodríguez (on loan to León) [2]
285 Mexico MF Miguel Tapias (on loan to Zacatecas) [80]
300 Mexico MF Luis Hernández (on loan to U. de C.) [74]
337 Mexico MF Nahum Gómez (on loan to Chile Everton) [105]
— Mexico GK Rodolfo Cota (re-loan to Guadalajara) [67]
— Mexico GK Carlos Velázquez (on loan to Chile Everton, previously on loan at Zacatecas) [105]
— Mexico DF Miguel Herrera (on loan to UANL, previously on loan at Monterrey)
— Mexico DF Marco Pérez (on loan to BUAP, previously on loan at Zacatecas) [72]
— Mexico DF Abraham Torres Nilo (re-loan to UAEM) [14]
— Mexico MF Fernando Cortés (on loan to Oaxaca, previously on loan at Murciélagos) [6]
— Mexico MF Juan Pablo Fassi (re-loan to Puebla)
— Mexico MF Julio Gómez (on loan to Coras, previously on loan at Chiapas) [42]
— Mexico DF Mauro Laínez (re-loan to Zacatecas) [80]
— Mexico MF Juan Carlos Silva (on loan to UAT, previously on loan at Murciélagos) [8]
— Mexico MF Dieter Villalpando (on loan to Chiapas, previously on loan at Atlas) [24]
— Mexico FW Marco Bueno (on loan to Guadalajara, previously on loan at León) [65]
— Argentina FW Germán Cano (re-loan to León) [2]
— Mexico FW Guillermo Martínez (on loan to Coras, previously on loan at BUAP) [42]
— Colombia FW John Pajoy (on loan to Colombia Deportivo Cali, previously on loan at Argentina Talleres) [106]
— Ecuador FW Cristian Penilla (on loan to Morelia, previously on loan at Ecuador Barcelona) [92]

Puebla

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

No. Position Player
1 Mexico GK Israel Villaseñor (re-loan from Morelia)
6 Uruguay MF Pablo Míguez (from Argentina Olimpo)
7 Mexico MF Emilio Orrantía (re-loan from Santos Laguna)
8 Colombia FW Franco Arizala (from Atlas)
14 Mexico MF Juan Pablo Fassi (re-loan from Pachuca)
16 Mexico MF David Toledo (re-loan from Guadalajara)
21 Mexico DF Adrián Cortés (loan return from Tapachula)
23 Mexico GK Juan de Dios Ibarra (on loan from Monterrey)
25 Argentina FW Alexis Canelo (on loan from Chiapas)
26 Argentina DF Damián Schmidt (on loan from Argentina Racing)
28 Mexico MF Francisco Torres (re-loan from Santos Laguna)

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

No. Position Player
8 Mexico MF Luis Robles (loan return to Atlas) [16]
19 Mexico MF Flavio Santos (loan return to Atlas) [16]
21 Uruguay DF Ramón Arias (loan return to Uruguay Defensor Sporting)
23 Mexico MF Christian Valdéz (loan return to Morelia) [2]
26 Mexico DF Roberto Juárez (released)
27 Mexico DF Alberto Acosta (loan return to UANL)
30 United States GK Austin Guerrero (released)
— Mexico DF Aldo Polo (on loan to Sonora, previously on loan at Venados) [43]
— Mexico DF Mario Quezada (on loan to BUAP, previously on loan at Toluca) [72]
— Mexico MF Alberto Medina (on loan to Coras, previously on loan at Oaxaca) [42]

Querétaro

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

No. Position Player
10 Chile FW Patricio Rubio (loan return from Chile Universidad de Chile)
20 Colombia FW Andrés Rentería (from Santos Laguna)
24 Mexico MF Armando Zamorano (on loan from Morelia)
29 Argentina MF Neri Cardozo (on loan from Monterrey)

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

No. Position Player
5 Mexico DF Yasser Corona (to Tijuana)
10 Mexico MF Sinha (loan return to Toluca) [107]
27 Mexico FW Luis Madrigal (loan return to Monterrey) [80]
84 Mexico MF Diego Andrade (on loan to Sonora) [43]
92 Mexico MF Hugo Cisneros (on loan to Sonora) [43]
100 Mexico DF Abel Vega (on loan to Sonora) [43]
101 Mexico DF José Saavedra (on loan to Sonora) [43]
108 Mexico GK Joel Gutiérrez (on loan to Sonora) [43]
110 Mexico MF Erik Pedroza (on loan to Sonora) [43]
285 Mexico DF Martín Orozco (on loan to Sonora) [43]
293 United States MF Josué Soto (on loan to Sonora) [43]
309 Mexico MF Cristian Cruz (on loan to Sonora) [43]
— Mexico GK Luis Manuel García (on loan to Toluca, previously on loan at Coras) [107]
— Mexico GK Liborio Sánchez (on loan to Chiapas, previously on loan at Toluca) [15]
— Mexico DF Christian Pérez (released, previously on loan at Toluca)
— Mexico DF Manuel López Mondragón (released, previously on loan at UAT)
— Mexico DF Onay Pineda (released, previously on loan at Tapachula)
— Mexico DF Raúl Rico (released, previously on loan at Sonora)
— Brazil MF Danilinho (on loan to Brazil Fluminense, previously on loan at Chiapas)
— Mexico MF Amaury Escoto (to Guatemala Suchitepéquez, previously on loan at Tapachula)
— Mexico MF Jorge Gastélum (on loan to Sonora, previously on loan at Coras) [43]
— Mexico MF Emilio López (to Nicaragua Real Estelí, previously on loan at Veracruz)
— Mexico MF Juan Carlos López (released, previously on loan at Coras)
— Mexico MF Gerardo Espinoza (retired, previously on loan at BUAP)
— Mexico MF Guillermo Rojas (on loan to Tapachula, previously on loan at Sinaloa) [31]
— Mexico MF Alan Zamora (re-loan to Veracruz)
— Mexico FW Luis Loroña (on loan to Sonora, previously on loan at Chiapas) [43]

Santos Laguna

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

No. Position Player
3 Mexico DF Kristian Álvarez (re-loan from Guadalajara)
7 Mexico MF Gael Sandoval (loan return from Juárez)
8 Colombia FW Mauricio Cuero (from Spain Levante)
13 Uruguay FW Jonathan Rodríguez (from Portugal Benfica)
17 Colombia MF Fredy Hinestroza (from Colombia La Equidad)
18 Mexico DF David Andrade (from Chiapas)
20 Colombia DF Andrés Murillo (on loan from Colombia La Equidad)
23 Argentina MF Emiliano Armenteros (from Chiapas)

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

No. Position Player
7 Colombia FW Andrés Rentería (to Querétaro)
8 Argentina MF Diego González (to Argentina Racing)
9 Mexico MF Luis Ángel Mendoza (to Chiapas) [15]
11 Mexico MF Néstor Calderón (on loan to Guadalajara) [64]
16 Mexico DF Adrián Aldrete (to Cruz Azul) [41]
27 Mexico FW Javier Orozco (on loan to Chiapas) [15]
81 Mexico DF Christian Ramírez (on loan to Tampico Madero) [27]
86 Mexico MF Óscar Arce (on loan to Tampico Madero) [27]
87 Mexico DF Óscar Bernal (on loan to Tampico Madero) [27]
94 Mexico GK Jorge Alvarado (on loan to Tampico Madero)
99 Mexico MF Mario Rodríguez (on loan to Tampico Madero)
100 Mexico MF Julio Salas (on loan to Tampico Madero) [27]
104 Uruguay FW Maicol Cabrera (on loan to Tampico Madero) [27]
105 Mexico MF Javier Que (on loan to Tampico Madero) [27]
283 Mexico DF Rafael Escalante (on loan to Tampico Madero)
287 Mexico MF Herbert Robinson (on loan to Tampico Madero)
— Mexico DF Uriel Álvarez (on loan to Tampico Madero, previously on loan at Atl. San Luis)
— Mexico DF César Bernal (on loan to Tampico Madero, previously on loan at Irapuato) [27]
— Mexico DF Christian Tovar (on loan to Tampico Madero, previously on loan at Zacatepec) [27]
— Mexico MF Diego Esqueda (on loan to BUAP, previously on loan at Atl. San Luis) [72]
— United States MF Benji Joya (to United States Sporting Kansas City, previously on loan at Necaxa) [100]
— Mexico MF Emilio Orrantía (re-loan to Puebla)
— Mexico MF Juan Pablo Rodríguez (re-loan to Morelia) [29]
— Uruguay MF Ribair Rodríguez (re-loan to U. de G.)
— Mexico MF Jaime Toledo (on loan to Tampico Madero) [27]
— Mexico MF Francisco Torres (re-loan to Puebla)
— Honduras FW Júnior Lacayo (on loan to Tampico Madero, previously on loan at Honduras Victoria) [27]

Tijuana

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

No. Position Player
3 Mexico DF Yasser Corona (from Querétaro)
5 Argentina MF Guido Rodríguez (from Argentina River Plate)
6 Mexico DF Juan Carlos Valenzuela (re-loan from Atlas)
9 Argentina FW Milton Caraglio (from Sinaloa)
10 Argentina MF Ignacio Malcorra (from Argentina Unión de Santa Fe)
15 Argentina DF Damián Pérez (from Argentina Vélez Sarsfield)
18 Colombia FW Avilés Hurtado (from Chiapas)
19 Argentina DF Emanuel Aguilera (from Argentina Independiente)
26 Mexico MF Juan Carlos Medina (from Atlas)
30 Argentina MF Héctor Villalba (on loan from United States Atlanta United) [108]

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

No. Position Player
3 Argentina DF Javier Gandolfi (to Argentina Talleres) [109]
5 Mexico DF Elio Castro (loan return to Sinaloa) [22]
6 Mexico DF José María Cárdenas (on loan to Tapachula) [22]
9 Colombia FW Juan Pérez (loan return to Colombia Junior)
10 Mexico MF Alonso Escoboza (to Chiapas) [15]
15 Mexico DF Carlos Guzmán (loan return to Morelia) [2]
19 Mexico FW Alberto García (on loan to Sinaloa) [22]
23 Argentina MF Gonzalo Díaz (on loan to Argentina Vélez Sarsfield)
30 Colombia DF Leiton Jiménez (to Atlas) [16]
287 United States MF Fernando Arce, Jr. (on loan to Sinaloa) [22]
296 Mexico DF Christian Torres (on loan to Sinaloa) [22]
299 Nigeria MF Mark Tanko (on loan to Sinaloa) [22]
— Mexico GK Cirilo Saucedo (on loan to Juárez, previously on loan at Morelia) [7]
— Mexico DF Jesús Chávez (on loan to Necaxa, previously on loan at Sinaloa) [5]
— Mexico DF José Madueña (re-loan to Atlas) [18]
— Mexico DF Oliver Ortíz (on loan to Sinaloa, previously on loan at U. de G.) [22]
— Mexico DF Joshua Abrego (released, previously on loan at Sinaloa)
— Mexico MF Adolfo Domínguez (released, previously on loan at Juárez)
— United States MF Stevie Rodriguez (released, previously on loan at Atlante)
— Mexico FW Raúl Enríquez (on loan to Juárez, previously on loan at Zacatecas) [90]

Toluca

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

No. Position Player
5 Chile DF Osvaldo González (from Chile Universidad de Chile) [107]
8 Brazil FW Maikon Leite (from Brazil Palmeiras) [107]
10 Mexico MF Sinha (loan return from Querétaro) [107]
14 England FW Antonio Pedroza (from Costa Rica Herediano) [107]
22 Mexico GK Luis Manuel García (on loan from Querétaro) [107]
24 Argentina MF Pablo Barrientos (from Argentina San Lorenzo) [110]
27 Argentina MF Rodrigo Gómez (from Argentina Independiente) [107]

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

No. Position Player
5 Mexico DF Christian Pérez (loan return to Querétaro)
8 Argentina FW Nicolás Saucedo (loan return to UAT) [8]
10 Mexico MF Lucas Lobos (to Argentina Gimnasia) [111]
13 Peru MF Christian Cueva (to Brazil São Paulo) [112]
14 Paraguay MF Richard Ortiz (on loan to Paraguay Olimpia) [113]
22 Mexico GK Liborio Sánchez (loan return to Querétaro) [15]
23 Mexico FW Omar Arellano (loan return to Monterrey) [7]
27 Mexico DF Mario Quezada (loan return to Puebla) [72]
32 Mexico DF Heriberto Vidales (loan return to UNAM)
— Mexico DF Héctor Acosta (on loan to Venados, previously on loan at Oaxaca) [32]
— Mexico DF Carlos Galeana (re-loan to Celaya) [114]
— Mexico DF Juan Carlos Morales (re-loan to UAEM) [14]
— Mexico MF José Calderón (on loan to Venados, previously on loan at Tlaxcala) [32]
— Colombia MF Wilder Guisao (on loan to Argentina Racing, previously on loan at Brazil São Paulo) [115]
— Mexico MF Arturo Tapia (re-loan to UAEM) [14]
— Mexico MF Gabriel Velasco (on loan to UAEM, previously on loan at Coras) [14]
— Mexico FW Daniel González (on loan to Guadalajara, previously on loan at Chiapas) [44]
— Mexico FW Alexis Ochoa (re-loan to UAEM) [14]
— Paraguay FW Pablo Velázquez (on loan to Paraguay Cerro Porteño, previously on loan at Morelia) [93]
— Mexico FW Raúl Nava (released, previously on loan at Zacatecas) [116]

UANL

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

No. Position Player
9 France FW Andy Delort (from France Caen) [117]
13 Mexico DF Miguel Herrera (on loan from Pachuca)
18 Argentina FW Ismael Sosa (from UNAM)
21 Colombia DF Francisco Meza (loan return from UNAM)
23 Colombia FW Luis Quiñones (loan return from UNAM)
27 Mexico MF Alberto Acosta (loan return from Puebla)
28 Mexico DF Luis Rodríguez (from Chiapas)
31 Mexico MF Luis Martínez (loan return from Juárez)
33 Colombia FW Julián Quiñones (loan return from Venados)

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

No. Position Player
9 Brazil FW Rafael Sóbis (to Brazil Cruzeiro) [118]
13 Mexico DF Antonio Briseño (on loan to Juárez) [7]
17 Chile FW Héctor Mancilla (released) [119]
30 Mexico GK Richard Sánchez (on loan to Tampico Madero) [27]
32 Mexico MF Genaro Castillo (on loan to Tampico Madero) [27]
83 Mexico MF Emmanuel Segura (on loan to Oaxaca) [6]
90 Mexico DF Ricardo Chávez (on loan to UAT) [8]
296 Mexico MF Aldair García (on loan to Juárez) [90]
303 Mexico FW Luis Cruz (on loan to Zacatepec) [10]
— Mexico GK Sergio García (on loan to Juárez, previously on loan at Veracruz) [90]
— Mexico GK Yair Urbina (on loan to Morelia, previously on loan at Juárez) [92]
— Mexico GK Daniel Vogel (re-loan to UAT) [8]
— Mexico DF Éder Borelli (re-loan to Juárez) [77]
— El Salvador DF Alexander Larín (on loan to El Salvador Alianza, previously on loan at El Salvador FAS) [120]
— Mexico DF Nicolás Ruvalcaba (re-loan to BUAP) [72]
— Mexico DF Marco Tovar (on loan to Murciélagos, previously on loan at Juárez)
— Mexico DF Dieter Vargas (on loan to Oaxaca, previously on loan at Tampico Madero) [121]
— Colombia MF Johan Arango (on loan to Colombia Deportivo Pasto, previously signed from Colombia Once Caldas) [122]
— Uruguay MF Egidio Arévalo Ríos (to Chiapas, previously on loan at Atlas) [15]
— Mexico MF Gerardo Lugo (released, previously on loan at Veracruz) [123][124]
— Colombia MF William Palacio (on loan to Argentina Colón, previously on loan at Colombia Atlético Huila) [125]
— Mexico MF Alfonso Tamay (on loan to Tampico Madero, previously on loan at Tapachula) [27]
— Mexico FW Emmanuel Cerda (on loan to UAEM, previously on loan at Murciélagos) [14]
— Mexico FW Enrique Esqueda (released, previously on loan at Veracruz) [126]
— Argentina FW Mauro Fernández (on loan to Juárez, previously signed from Argentina Guillermo Brown) [90]
— Colombia FW Carlos Ibargüen (on loan to Colombia Independiente Medellín, previously on loan at Colombia Santa Fe) [127]
— Nigeria FW Ikechukwu Uche (to Spain Gimnàstic, previously on loan at Spain Málaga) [128]

UNAM

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

No. Position Player
8 Mexico MF Pablo Barrera (from Monterrey)
10 Spain MF Abraham (from Spain Espanyol)
11 Spain FW Saúl (from Spain Eibar)
12 Mexico DF Orlando Pineda (loan return from Atl. San Luis)
18 Mexico DF José Antonio García (loan return from Zacatepec)
21 Mexico MF Alejandro Castro (from Cruz Azul, previously on loan)
24 Mexico FW Santiago Palacios (from Netherlands Roda JC) [129]

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

No. Position Player
8 Mexico MF David Cabrera (on loan to Morelia) [92]
9 Paraguay FW Dante López (to Zacatepec) [7]
10 Argentina MF Daniel Ludueña (on loan to Argentina Talleres) [130]
14 Mexico FW David Izazola (retired) [39]
17 Mexico MF Hibert Ruíz (loan return to Morelia) [15]
18 Argentina MF Ismael Sosa (to UANL)
19 Chile MF Mathías Vidangossy (loan return to Chiapas) [46]
24 Colombia FW Luis Quiñones (loan return to UANL)
28 Colombia DF Francisco Meza (loan return to UANL)
— Mexico DF Alan Mendoza (on loan to Sinaloa, previously on loan at Necaxa) [22]
— Mexico DF Neftalí Teja (on loan to Oaxaca, previously on loan at Tampico Madero) [6]
— Mexico DF Franz Torres (re-loan to Celaya) [114]
— Mexico DF Heriberto Vidales (released, previously on loan at Toluca)
— Mexico MF Fernando Espinosa (re-loan to Atlante) [11]
— Mexico FW Manuel Pérez (to América, previously on loan at Pachuca) [1]
— Uruguay FW Jonathan Ramis (to Zacatepec, previously on loan) [10]

Veracruz

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

No. Position Player
1 Peru GK Pedro Gallese (from Peru Juan Aurich)
3 Argentina DF Lucas Rodríguez (from Argentina Argentinos Juniors)
5 Argentina MF Cristian Erbes (from Argentina Boca Juniors)
7 Mexico MF Alan Zamora (re-loan from Querétaro)
12 Mexico DF Horacio Cervantes (re-loan from Cruz Azul)
14 Mexico MF Luis Sánchez (loan return from Venados)
15 Colombia FW Juan Pérez (on loan from Colombia Junior)
16 Uruguay MF Rafael Acosta (from Czech Republic Bohemians 1905)
19 Argentina DF Matías Cahais (from Colombia Independiente Medellín)
21 Uruguay MF Adrián Luna (loan return from Venados)
25 Mexico MF Jehu Chiapas (loan return from Tapachula)
26 United States MF Marco Vidal (on loan from León)
27 Argentina FW Agustín Vuletich (from Argentina Arsenal de Sarandí) [131]
28 Mexico DF Jesús Paganoni (from Atlas, previously on loan)
30 Mexico MF Francisco Rivera (on loan from América)
31 Mexico FW Diego Bartolotta (on loan from Malta Birkirkara)
32 Mexico GK José Rocchi (Free agent, last with Uruguay Cerro)

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

No. Position Player
4 Mexico DF Rodrigo Godínez (loan return to Morelia) [94]
5 Mexico DF Dárvin Chávez (loan return to Monterrey) [10]
14 Mexico MF Emilio López (loan return to Querétaro)
16 Mexico FW Enrique Esqueda (loan return to UANL) [126]
19 Colombia FW Cristian Borja (on loan to Colombia América de Cali)
21 Mexico DF Alejandro Berber (loan return to Monterrey) [10]
25 Mexico DF Juan Fernández (loan return to Celaya) [99]
32 Mexico MF Gerardo Lugo (loan return to UANL) [123][124]
33 Mexico GK Sergio García (loan return to UANL) [90]
293 Mexico MF Diego Chávez (on loan to Juárez) [90]
— Mexico GK Leonín Pineda (on loan to UAEM, previously on loan at Atl. San Luis) [14]
— Mexico DF Marco Figueroa (on loan to UAEM) [14]
— Mexico DF Emmanuel Gil (re-loan to Tapachula) [47]
— Mexico DF Víctor Perales (released, previously on loan at Venados)
— Mexico DF César Saldívar (released, previously on loan at Venados)
— Brazil MF Wilson Tiago (released, previously on loan at Sinaloa)
— Argentina FW Juan Manuel Cavallo (re-loan to Oaxaca) [132]
— Uruguay FW Líber Quiñones (re-loan to Racing de Montevideo)

See also

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