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[No.]: 26
[Pos.]: DF
[Nation]: 
URU
[Player]: Robert Herrera (from Puebla)
(Liga MX())
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[No.]: 22
[Pos.]: DF
[Nation]: 
MEX
[Player]: Miguel Herrera (on loan from Pachuca, previously on loan at Veracruz)
(Liga MX())
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[No.]: —
[Pos.]: DF
[Nation]: MEX
[Player]: Orlando Pineda (on loan to Oaxaca)
(Liga MX())
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[No.]: —
[Pos.]: FW
[Nation]: MEX
[Player]: Víctor Mañón (on loan to UdeC, previously on loan at Tlaxcala)
(Liga MX())
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[No.]: —
[Pos.]: DF
[Nation]: MEX
[Player]: Christian Tovar (on loan to Tampico Madero, previously on loan at Oaxaca)
(Liga MX())
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[No.]: 10
[Pos.]: MF
[Nation]: MEX
[Player]: Sinha (retired)
(Liga MX())
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In the playoffs, it’s home and away elimination. Until the final winner is decided. At the end of each short season, a team is relegated. The team with the lowest average score in the last three (opening + closing) seasons will be relegated to Division B. The top two players in each of the opening and closing seasons of the Mexican First Division can play in the central and North American Champions League. Excluding teams in the north and Central American Champions League, Mexico’s top first team in the opening season (year-end) and the top two in the Carling Cup qualify for the Copa Libertadores. Excluding teams from the North and Central American Champions League, the two teams with the highest points in Mexico’s closing season (early) can play in the South American Cup.
A list of Mexican football transfers for the Primera division of Mexico during the 2017 summer transfer window, including information on 590 players transferred in and out. The random generation tool records the transfer details such as nationality, player list, team position, etc. You can use this tool to randomly search for the information you want.
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of Mexican football transfers summer 2017.
