CF Pachuca

CF Pachuca is one of the Americas' oldest clubs and a CONCACAF powerhouse, playing at the Estadio Hidalgo in the mining city of Pachuca, Hidalgo, where the white and blue kit represents the club's proud heritage. Los Tuzos have pioneered the export of Mexican talent to Europe through their renowned academy, while maintaining success on the continental stage. The club's compact stadium creates an intimate, intense atmosphere that has made it a fortress in CONCACAF competition. Pachuca's identity balances tradition—as Mexico's oldest professional club—with innovation in youth development and tactical approach. The club represents the heartland of Mexican football, a city that lives and breathes the beautiful game.

Founded in 1901, Pachuca is the oldest professional football club in Mexico and has won six CONCACAF Champions Cup titles (2002, 2007, 2008, 2009-10, 2016-17, 2024), more than any other Mexican club except América. The club has reached the final six times and won on each occasion, a perfect record that demonstrates their ability to perform when it matters most. Pachuca's 2024 triumph over Columbus Crew continued their dominance and qualified them for the 2025 Club World Cup. The club's academy has produced stars like Héctor Herrera, Hirving Lozano, and Erick Gutiérrez. Pachuca's success has proven that clubs from smaller markets can compete with and defeat Mexico's capital city giants.