Although Liga MX is often at the center of debate and is not exempt from questions, the numbers reflect a different reality in terms of audience, international exposure, and global projection. Mexican soccer continues to take firm steps toward establishing itself as one of the most attractive leagues on the planet. The goal of positioning the national tournament among the best in the world seems to be beginning to materialize. In this context, a statistic has been released that reinforces the current direction and could directly influence the strategic decisions of Mexican soccer in the coming years. Liga MX enters the World's Top 10 in viewership. In the international soccer arena, Liga MX managed to rank among the most-watched leagues of the year, according to a ranking published by Sportsdunia. According to the digital media outlet specializing in sports news, analysis, and updates, the Mexican championship reached eighth place globally. This ranking is significant: Liga MX surpassed two European leagues, securing a place within the prestigious Top 10 most-watched leagues in the world. The MLS appears in sixth place. The growth of the MLS has been one of the most notable phenomena in world football in recent years. Ranked sixth among the world's most-watched leagues, the American league has effectively capitalized on the arrival of international stars, with Lionel Messi as the main catalyst, but also with a sustained strategy of expansion, investment in infrastructure, and global broadcasting agreements. This momentum allowed Major League Soccer to surpass historic tournaments like the Brasileirao, consolidating itself as an increasingly attractive product for international audiences and reinforcing the weight of American soccer on the global stage. The report indicates that the Premier League remains the league with the greatest media impact.a trend that has continued for the last few years. Behind English football are LaLiga, Bundesliga, Serie A and Ligue 1, making up the traditional European Top 5.

However, the growth of football outside of Europe is becoming evident. MLS, boosted by the Lionel Messi effect and the arrival of international stars, climbed to sixth place, surpassing the Brasileirao, which fell to seventh.

Liga MX surpasses historic European leagues

Following the Brasileirao, Liga MX appears in eighth place, above championships with long traditions such as the Portuguese League and the Eredivisie, which complete the Top 10 of the ranking.

This data confirms the reach of Mexican soccer and its ability to compete in terms of visibility with established European tournaments.

Americas make their presence felt in the global ranking

One point to highlight in the report is that, within the Americas, only three leagues managed to break into the list: MLS, the Brasileirao, and Liga MX.

The absence of the Argentine League, historically recognized as a breeding ground for talent, is striking, as it failed to position itself among the ten most-watched leagues. of the world in the year that is about to end.

A key boost for the future of Mexican soccer

The position achieved by Liga MX reinforces its value as a global product and supports the expansion strategies, television rights, and international exposure that have been implemented in recent years. In an increasingly competitive landscape, Mexican soccer continues to gain ground and validate its growth through the numbers.