Liga MX in the United States: Messi’s Historic Milestone, Campeones Cup Clash, and More
Liga MX’s presence in the United States continues to grow, with recent developments capturing the attention of soccer fans on both sides of the border. The most headline-grabbing moment came when Lionel Messi hit a historic 100-goal milestone for Inter Miami, leading the MLS side to a 3-1 victory over Cruz Azul to lift the Campeones Cup. This match, which pitted the MLS champions against the Liga MX champions, showcased the increasing competitiveness between the two leagues and highlighted Messi’s enduring brilliance on American soil.nnIn other news, Liga MX action returns with Puebla vs Atlante in the Apertura 2026 season. Fans in the United States can catch the match via various live streaming and TV channel guides, ensuring they don’t miss any of the excitement. Additionally, Shell Energy Stadium is set to host a thrilling encounter between Toluca FC and Monterrey, further solidifying the stadium’s reputation as a premier venue for international soccer. These matches provide U.S. audiences with more opportunities to witness the passion and skill of Liga MX up close.nnOff the pitch, the rivalry between Liga MX and MLS is heating up. Toluca and LA Galaxy are scheduled to meet on October 1 in the Campeones Cup, after Toluca defeated América 3-1 to win the Liga MX Campeón de Campeones. This matchup will be another chance for Liga MX to assert its dominance over MLS. Meanwhile, transfer news sees Keylor Navas reportedly agreeing to leave Newell’s to join Pumas, a move that could strengthen the Universidad club’s squad for the upcoming season.nnFor collectors, Liga MX memorabilia is also making waves. Ronaldinho’s 2022 Leaf Vibrance The Global Game Auto PSA 9 card is listed at $499.99, while a Panini 2025 Prizm FIFA Club World Cup Nelson Deossa RC card is available for $225.00. A Panini INTL Downtown Rafael Márquez insert is priced at $625.
Shimanta Das 
