Liga MX has officially separated from the FMF, transitioning into an independent organization to enhance its competitiveness and commercial viability, similar to other top soccer leagues worldwide. This restructuring includes the appointment of a new president and the formation of four committees to oversee various aspects of the league. Additionally, the league will revert to an eight-team playoff format and plans to reinstate promotion and relegation for the 2026-27 season, contingent on financial criteria for promoted teams.
Liga MX, FMF, Grupo Orlegi, PRODI, TV Azteca, Puebla, Santos Laguna, Atlante, Mazatlan, Grupo Pachuca, Leon, Estadio Jalisco
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Liga MX: Liga MX is the top professional football division in Mexico that has separated from the FMF to operate as an independent organization.
FMF: The FMF (Federación Mexicana de Fútbol) is the governing body of football in Mexico that Liga MX has separated from.
Grupo Orlegi: Grupo Orlegi is an ownership group that previously owned Atlas and is involved in the sale of the club.
PRODI: PRODI is a development and infrastructure firm that has acquired Atlas from Grupo Orlegi.
TV Azteca: TV Azteca is a media company that owned Mazatlan, which is being dissolved as part of Liga MX's restructuring.
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