Liga MX: Ins, Outs and rumors of Mexican soccer signings

The Apertura 2020 tournament just concluded with Club Leon crowning itself as the league champion. Already before the final, all the rumors about possible transfers of the different teams in the MX league began to sound, as always, the economically strong teams such as Club America, Chivas de Guadalajara, Club Tigres, Rayados de Monterrey and Cruz Azul are the ones that monopolize the market of players, in fact some transfers have already been done long before the transfer market starts.

For the Clausura 2021 tournament, it will still be possible for any team to have up to 11 players not trained in Mexico and with a maximum of 9 players on the field, for the following football year that begins in August 2021, the rule will change to 10 players not trained in Mexico for only 8 players on the pitch.

Rumors, INS and OUTS of the Liga MX ahead of the Clausura 2021 tournament

America

INS: Mauro Lainez

OUTS: Paul Aguilar

Rumors: Alan Medina, Pedro Aquino, Luis Quiñones, Jonathan Dos Santos

Chivas de Guadalajara

INS: Alejandro Mayorga, Gael Sandoval, Jose Van Rankin, Cesar Huerta

OUTS: Jose Juan Vazquez, Dieter Villalapando, Alexis Peña

Rumors: Roberto Alvarado, Andres Iniestra, Alan Mozo

Cruz Azul

INS: Pol Fernandez

OUTS: Robert Dante Siboldi

Rumors: Matias Almeyda, Antonio Mohamed, Juan Reynoso 

Club Tigres

INS:

OUTS: Eduardo Vargas

Rumors: Carlos Gonzalez, Jesé Rodriguez, Eduardo "Chofis" Lopez, Andres Ibarguen

Rayados de Monterrey

INS: Javier Aguirre

OUTS: 

Rumors: Hector Moreno, Giovani Dos Santos, Jesé Rodriguez, Eduardo "Chofis" Lopez, Guillermo Ochoa

Club Leon

INS: Migue Herrera Equihua

OUTS: 

Rumors: Eduardo "Chofis" Lopez, Ruben Gonzalez 

During the following weeks the transfer market will begin and with it a large number of signings by the teams of the MX league, it is expected that players from the MLS as well as from South America will arrive. So far the team that has made the most expensive contract is Rayados de Monterrey with the hiring of the manager Javier Aguirre