2025 Mexico Gold Cup Preliminary Roster
With the 2025 Gold Cup just a few weeks away, preliminary rosters are being named for all the participants. Check out the complete preliminary roster for Mexico, including each player, position and club that they play for:
Alexi Lalas and David Mosse broke down their international team power rankings for the Gold Cup. Check out where the USMNT stands among the other CONCACAF teams after a tumultuous start to the year. Guillermo Ochoa (Goalkeeper, AVS Futebol SAD)
Raul Rangel (Goalkeeper, CD Guadalajara)
Alex Padilla (Goalkeeper, Pumas UNAM)
Andres Sanchez (Goalkeeper, Club Atlético San Luis)
Kevin Alvarez (Defender, Club América)
Jorge Sanchez (Defender, Cruz Azul)
César Montes (Defender, FC Lokomotiv Moscow)
Johan Vasquez (Defender, Genoa FC)
Jesus Orozco (Defender, Cruz Azul)
Jesús Angulo (Defender, Tigres UANL)
Jesus Gallardo (Midfielder, Toluca)
José Castillo (Defender, CD Guadalajara)
Israel Reyes (Defender, Club América)
Luis Romo (Defender, CD Guadalajara)
Carlos Rodríguez (Midfielder, Cruz Azul)
Edson Alvarez (Midfielder, West Ham United FC)
Luis Chávez (Midfielder, FC Dynamo Moscow)
Erik Lira (Midfielder, Cruz Azul)
Marcel Ruiz (Forward, Toluca)
Mateo Chávez (Defender, AZ Alkmaar)
Roberto Alvarado (Midfielder, CD Guadalajara)
Diego Lainez (Midfielder, Tigres UANL)
Alexis Gutierrez (Midfielder, Cruz Azul)
Sebastián Córdova (Midfielder, Tigres UANL)
Orbelin Pineda (Midfielder, AEK Athens FC)
Alexis Vega (Forward, Toluca)
César Huerta (Forward, RSC Anderlecht)
Ozziel Herrera (Forward, Tigres UANL)
Raul Jimenez (Forward, Fulham Academy)
Jorge Ruvalcaba (Midfielder, Pumas UNAM)
Guillermo Martínez (Forward, Pumas UNAM)
Gilberto Sepulveda (Defender, CD Guadalajara)
Julián Quiñones (Forward, Al-Qadisiyah)
Stephano Carrillo (Forward, Feyenoord de Rotterdam)
Santiago Gimenez (Forward, AC Milan)
Eduardo Aguila (Defender, Club Atlético San Luis)
Ramon Juarez (Defender, Club América)
Angel Sepulveda (Forward, Cruz Azul)
Ángel Malagón (Goalkeeper, Club América)
Jeremy Márquez (Midfielder, Atlas FC)
Gilberto Mora (Midfielder, Xolos de Tijuana)
Julian Araujo (Defender, AFC Bournemouth)
Sebastian Jurado (Goalkeeper, FC Juarez)
Jesus Gomez (Defender, Xolos de Tijuana)
Efraín Álvarez (Forward, Xolos de Tijuana)
Alan Cervantes (Midfielder, Club América)
Hirving Lozano (Forward, San Diego FC)
Isaias Violante (Defender, Toluca)
Amaury Morales (Midfielder, Cruz Azul)
Emilio Lara (Defender, Club Necaxa)
Hugo Camberos (Forward, CD Guadalajara)
Antonio Rodriguez (Goalkeeper, Xolos de Tijuana)
Juan Sanchez (Defender, Tigres UANL)
Erick Sanchez (Forward, Club América)
Salvador Reyes (Midfielder, Club León)
Jesús Angulo (Midfielder, Toluca)
Denzell Garcia (Midfielder, FC Juárez)
Henry Martin (Forward, Club América)
Diego Campillo (Defender, FC Juárez)
For more, check out the full Mexico roster page.
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