Liga MX

Mexican giants Chivas Guadalajara debuted a special custom shirt font during their Liga MX Apertura 2026 match against Tigres, celebrating the upcoming Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead) festivities.

Dubbed "Soy Chiva Hasta los Huesos" (Chiva to the Bone), the commemorative numbers were designed in collaboration with Mexican artist Sofy Lupercio. Set against a deep navy base to contrast the club's iconic red-and-white stripes, each digit is filled with colorful Mexican folk motifs. The intricate pattern includes traditional calaveras, goat-horned skulls referencing the club's Chivas identity, vibrant flowers, papel picado, and football icons, topped with the club crest.

This festive typography follows closely behind the release of the club's charrería-inspired "Herencia Sagrada" 26-27 third kit. While the player names retain the standard navy block lettering, the limited-edition squad numbers provide a vibrant, culturally rich tribute to one of Mexico's most cherished traditions.

An observant kit collector has spotted a curious detail on Pachuca's kits this season. As pointed out by shirt enthusiast account @TigresJersey, Club Pachuca are using the exact same player name and number typography for the 26-27 season that Tigres UANL wore just one season prior in 25-26.

A side-by-side comparison of the number 23 and player names shows identical characters across both teams. The typeface features a distinct athletic block styling defined by an inner inline track cutout. While Tigres used a solid single-tone application on their 25-26 Adidas shirts, Pachuca and technical sponsor Skechers appear to have reused the exact same digital font file for their 26-27 jerseys, merely adding a white contour stroke around the numerals.

Unlike competitions such as the Premier League or La Liga, Liga MX does not mandate a centralized, unified league font, allowing clubs and brands full creative freedom for their name and number designs. Seeing a bespoke club font reused just twelve months later by a rival club—and across completely different manufacturers, transitioning from Adidas to Skechers—is an unusual misstep that has not gone unnoticed by Mexican kit fans.

Mexican side Tigres UANL joined the global campaign for Breast Cancer Awareness Month (Octubre Rosa) during their Liga MX Apertura 2026 clash against Club León at Estadio Universitario. The club marked the occasion with dedicated pink details across both their pre-match routine and on the pitch to promote early detection and self-examination.

During the pre-game warm-up, Tigres players stepped out in custom light pink T-shirts. The front featured the wordmark "TIGRES" with the letter "I" replaced by a breast cancer awareness ribbon, topped by a tonal club crest. On the reverse, the shirts showcased the campaign's central message: "Ser Incomparable es notarlo a tiempo. Autoexplórate" ("Being Incomparable is catching it in time. Self-examine").

For the match itself, Tigres lined up in their regular 26-27 home kit, but with an eye-catching twist. The standard font coloring was replaced with vibrant pink player names and numbers on the back, offering a sharp contrast against their classic yellow and blue shirts while keeping the awareness initiative in full focus throughout the ninety minutes.

Mexican giants Cruz Azul have unveiled a bespoke font on their 26-27 kits in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month ("Octubre Rosa"). As part of a long-standing tradition across Liga MX each October, clubs incorporate pink detailing into their match gear to promote awareness, prevention, and early detection of the disease.

Crafted for their 26-27 Pirma home and goalkeeper jerseys, the custom numbers showcase a striking pink and white mosaic inspired by the club's iconic cross motif. At the base of each digit, the pattern subtly shapes into the awareness ribbon. Inside the numbering, the official Cruz Azul crest sits above "Número Oficial 2026-2027" text, while the player names are rendered in matching pink lettering framed with a crisp white border.

The special font was seen on match-prepared jerseys in the locker room for players including Alan Mozo, goalkeeper Kevin Mier, and forward Christian Ebere. Cruz Azul are wearing the commemorative typography across their Liga MX Apertura matches throughout October.

Liga MX side Querétaro have officially announced Mexican baking giant Bimbo as their new main partner. The partnership will see the iconic Mexican brand take pride of place on the front of the Gallos Blancos' home and away kits across all competitive categories.

The arrival of Bimbo sees the brand's classic logo replace the central "Querétaro" wordmark that had previously occupied the chest of the club's 26-27 Skechers kits. Club officials noted that securing Bimbo represents a significant step forward in their project, adding a world-renowned domestic corporate partner to support the team's ongoing development.

Querétaro had unveiled their 26-27 Skechers kits earlier in the summer without a primary commercial sponsor. With Bimbo taking over the chest, Gallos Blancos follow in the footsteps of several traditional Mexican clubs to carry the famous logo, giving their shirts a familiar and classic Liga MX aesthetic.

Mexican Liga de Expansión club Leones Negros UdeG and domestic manufacturer Keuka have officially unveiled their new 26-27 third kit. Named "El Fuego Sagrado" (The Sacred Fire), the bold design pays tribute to the 101st anniversary of the refoundation of the Universidad de Guadalajara (1925–2026).

The Keuka Leones Negros 2026-27 third jersey features a dramatic and fiery graphic concept inspired by Mexican muralism and the poetry of former university rector Enrique Díaz de León. A large, realistic lion's face takes center stage on the front, surrounded by roaring flames in deep reds, oranges, and yellows. The vibrant artwork is contrasted with a black V-neck collar and matching cuffs with thin gold trim, while a black-and-silver university crest sits on the left chest.

Delivered in a custom commemorative presentation box, the Leones Negros 26-27 third shirt is available now through the club's official online store.

Toluca and New Balance have officially launched the club's new third kit for the 26-27 season. Introducing an unusual and striking color scheme to Los Diablos Rojos, the new strip draws inspiration from one of the city's most celebrated cultural landmarks.

The New Balance Toluca 26-27 third shirt combines an orange base with sleek black accents across the polo collar, sleeve cuffs, and monochrome brand and sponsor logos. Across the front and sleeves is a subtle woven pattern inspired by "El Hombre Sol," the world-renowned stained-glass mural situated in Toluca's iconic Cosmovitral Botanical Garden.

Black shorts and orange socks complete the look of the new New Balance Deportivo Toluca 26-27 third uniform.

An observant kit collector has spotted a curious detail on Pachuca's kits this season. As pointed out by shirt enthusiast account @TigresJersey, Club Pachuca are using the exact same player name and number typography for the 26-27 season that Tigres UANL wore just one season prior in 25-26.

A side-by-side comparison of the number 23 and player names shows identical characters across both teams. The typeface features a distinct athletic block styling defined by an inner inline track cutout. While Tigres used a solid single-tone application on their 25-26 Adidas shirts, Pachuca and technical sponsor Skechers appear to have reused the exact same digital font file for their 26-27 jerseys, merely adding a white contour stroke around the numerals.

Unlike competitions such as the Premier League or La Liga, Liga MX does not mandate a centralized, unified league font, allowing clubs and brands full creative freedom for their name and number designs. Seeing a bespoke club font reused just twelve months later by a rival club—and across completely different manufacturers, transitioning from Adidas to Skechers—is an unusual misstep that has not gone unnoticed by Mexican kit fans.

Club América debuted an intricate Día de Muertos kit font for their 26-27 Liga MX Apertura clash against Toluca. The Mexican giants showcased the commemorative lettering in their locker room ahead of the Jornada 15 match, continuing the growing tradition of Liga MX clubs celebrating the iconic Day of the Dead holiday through unique matchday details.

The custom numbers are applied in purple tones and transform each digit into a Mexican sugar skull (calavera). Each number features ornate floral flourishes, stylized geometric patterns, and tooth detailing along the lower jaw, with the club's iconic 'CA' crest subtly embedded into the circular eye sockets of the skull designs. Accompanying the numbers, the player names on the back also boast a matching gradient metallic purple finish.

The special font was worn exclusively for the celebratory fixture on América's yellow home shirts, following similar Día de Muertos typographic tributes recently showcased across Mexico by rivals such as Chivas and Cruz Azul.

Cruz Azul have revealed a special-edition kit font and numbering to celebrate Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead). The commemorative design has been created ahead of their Liga MX Apertura match against León, paying tribute to one of Mexico's most iconic traditions.

Applied in white on their blue Pirma 26-27 home kit, the typography incorporates intricate cultural symbols. Key elements include a colorful calavera (sugar skull) adorned in red and blue with cross motifs inside the eye sockets referencing the club's emblem, alongside a lit candle and scattered orange cempasúchil (marigold) petals.

The special numbers are being offered to fans as custom heat-press prints available at Tienda La Noria and at the club's stadium store on matchday. Cruz Azul follow fellow Liga MX side Pumas, who also unveiled festive Día de Muertos back printing for the same round of matches.

Liga MX side Querétaro have officially announced Mexican baking giant Bimbo as their new main partner. The partnership will see the iconic Mexican brand take pride of place on the front of the Gallos Blancos' home and away kits across all competitive categories.

The arrival of Bimbo sees the brand's classic logo replace the central "Querétaro" wordmark that had previously occupied the chest of the club's 26-27 Skechers kits. Club officials noted that securing Bimbo represents a significant step forward in their project, adding a world-renowned domestic corporate partner to support the team's ongoing development.

Querétaro had unveiled their 26-27 Skechers kits earlier in the summer without a primary commercial sponsor. With Bimbo taking over the chest, Gallos Blancos follow in the footsteps of several traditional Mexican clubs to carry the famous logo, giving their shirts a familiar and classic Liga MX aesthetic.

Toluca and New Balance have officially launched the club's new third kit for the 26-27 season. Introducing an unusual and striking color scheme to Los Diablos Rojos, the new strip draws inspiration from one of the city's most celebrated cultural landmarks.

The New Balance Toluca 26-27 third shirt combines an orange base with sleek black accents across the polo collar, sleeve cuffs, and monochrome brand and sponsor logos. Across the front and sleeves is a subtle woven pattern inspired by "El Hombre Sol," the world-renowned stained-glass mural situated in Toluca's iconic Cosmovitral Botanical Garden.

Black shorts and orange socks complete the look of the new New Balance Deportivo Toluca 26-27 third uniform.

Mexican giants Cruz Azul have unveiled a bespoke font on their 26-27 kits in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month ("Octubre Rosa"). As part of a long-standing tradition across Liga MX each October, clubs incorporate pink detailing into their match gear to promote awareness, prevention, and early detection of the disease.

Crafted for their 26-27 Pirma home and goalkeeper jerseys, the custom numbers showcase a striking pink and white mosaic inspired by the club's iconic cross motif. At the base of each digit, the pattern subtly shapes into the awareness ribbon. Inside the numbering, the official Cruz Azul crest sits above "Número Oficial 2026-2027" text, while the player names are rendered in matching pink lettering framed with a crisp white border.

The special font was seen on match-prepared jerseys in the locker room for players including Alan Mozo, goalkeeper Kevin Mier, and forward Christian Ebere. Cruz Azul are wearing the commemorative typography across their Liga MX Apertura matches throughout October.

Mexican side Tigres UANL joined the global campaign for Breast Cancer Awareness Month (Octubre Rosa) during their Liga MX Apertura 2026 clash against Club León at Estadio Universitario. The club marked the occasion with dedicated pink details across both their pre-match routine and on the pitch to promote early detection and self-examination.

During the pre-game warm-up, Tigres players stepped out in custom light pink T-shirts. The front featured the wordmark "TIGRES" with the letter "I" replaced by a breast cancer awareness ribbon, topped by a tonal club crest. On the reverse, the shirts showcased the campaign's central message: "Ser Incomparable es notarlo a tiempo. Autoexplórate" ("Being Incomparable is catching it in time. Self-examine").

For the match itself, Tigres lined up in their regular 26-27 home kit, but with an eye-catching twist. The standard font coloring was replaced with vibrant pink player names and numbers on the back, offering a sharp contrast against their classic yellow and blue shirts while keeping the awareness initiative in full focus throughout the ninety minutes.