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Tigres eyes a ninth Liga MX star after their Clausura 2023 title, ahead of the Apertura 2025 final plan.
Tigres has reached 14 Liga MX finals, winning eight and losing six, with a historic drought ended in 2011.
Apertura 2011 marked Tigres' return to glory after a 29-year wait, with a 3-1 victory in the Vuelta.
Apertura 2015 title duel went to penalties after a 4-4 global, with Tigres clinching in a dramatic finish.
Apertura 2016 saw Tigres win the title in a 3-0 shootout against América, with Nahuel Guzmán starring in goal.
Apertura 2017 delivered Tigres' sixth league crown, achieved in the first-ever Monterrey final in Liga MX history.
Clausura 2019 and Clausura 2023 titles added to Tigres' growing legacy, with notable goalkeeper contributions and late surges.
Clausura 2023 culminated with a 3-2 extra-time win over Chivas, solidifying Tigres as one of Mexico’s most successful clubs.
Toluca awaits in the December 14, 2025 Final, continuing Tigres' rivalry-driven narrative in Mexican football.
Tigres' enduring success has made them one of the premier clubs in Mexican football history.
The club's title run covers 14 Liga MX finals with eight wins, reflecting both success and near-misses across decades.

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Ruiz rejoined the national team in July 2025 under coach Javier Aguirre and has not missed a Tri call since.
The Toluca midfielder helped the club push for the Apertura 2025 title, delivering goals and assists in the regular season.
Aguirre acknowledged initial skepticism but said Ruiz has become a key player for the national team.
Ruiz assumed captaincy during Toluca's final phase as Alexis Vega missed games due to injury.
The 25-year-old midfielder has grown into a central midfield anchor alongside Gilberto Mora and Edson Álvarez.
Ruiz's rise follows a standout Clausura 2025 with Toluca, which helped him gain a national team boost.
Mexico could rely on Ruiz as a key midfielder for the 2026 World Cup co-hosts United States and Canada.
Ruiz has evolved as a vocal leader on the field, often engaging with referees and influencing opponents’ minds.
Ruiz began his career at Querétaro, then moved to Tijuana before joining Toluca, building a foundation for his national role.
Toluca's ongoing finals push in Apertura 2025 could complete Ruiz's ascent and influence on Mexico's plans for 2026.

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