CARSON (Monday, September 29, 2025) – The LA Galaxy and Toluca FC have submitted their team rosters ahead of the 2025 Michelob ULTRA Campeones Cup, the annual rivalry clash between the reigning MLS and LIGA MX Champions that showcases the ultimate rivalry across both countries.
Reigning MLS Cup champions LA Galaxy will host LIGA MX Campeon de Campeones winners Toluca FC on Wednesday, October 1 at Dignity Health Sports Park (7:30 pm PT; MLS Season Pass) in Carson, Calif. Tickets are still available on www.AXS.com.
2025 MICHELOB ULTRA CAMPEONES CUP TEAM ROSTERS
LA GALAXY
Goalkeepers: JT Marcinkowski, Novak Mićović, Brady Scott
Defenders: Miki Yamane, Julian Aude, Maya Yoshida, Mathias Joergensen, John Nelson, Christopher Rindov, Mauricio Cuevas, Eriq Zavaleta, Emiro Garces, Harbor Miller
Midfielders: Edwin Cerrillo, Diego Fagundez, Lucas Sanabria, Riqui Puig, Gino Quesada, Marco Reus, Isaiah Parente, Tucker Lepley, Elijah Wynder, Ruben Ramos Jr.
Forwards: Matheus Nascimento, Gabriel Pec, Miguel Berry, Joseph Paintsil, Christian Ramirez
Head Coach: Greg Vanney
TOLUCA FC
Goalkeepers: Hugo Gonzalez, Ronaldo Beltrán, Luis Manuel García
Defenders: Diego Barbosa, Antonio Briseño, Bruno Mendez, Andres Pereira, Luan Garcia, Mauricio Isais, Jesús Gallardo, Alek Álvarez, Sebastian Aceves Cordova, Erick Orta
Midfielders: Franco Romero, Marcel Ruiz, Héctor Herrera, Andres Pereira, Santiago Simon, Fernando David Arce, Víctor Arteaga, Nicolas Castro, Juan Pablo Domínguez
Forwards: Alexis Vega, Helio Junio Nunes De Castro, Joao Paulo Dias Fernandes, Robert Morales, José Arroyo
Head Coach: Antonio Mohamed
In its seventh edition, the 2025 Michelob ULTRA Campeones Cup will feature first-time participations for both clubs. LA Galaxy will seek to become the first MLS club in California to lift the Campeones Cup trophy. On the LIGA MX side, Toluca FC will look to continue their trophy streak after defeating Club America 3-1 in the Campeón de Campeones match on July 20 at Dignity Health Sports Park. The Campeon de Campeones match determines the winner between the champions of the recent LIGA MX Apertura and Clausura seasons.
MLS and LIGA MX are even with three wins a piece in Campeones Cup history, with Club America most recently defeating the Columbus Crew 5-4 in penalties after a 1-1 draw in regulation. The LA Galaxy will aim to return championship bragging rights back to MLS for the first time since 2022.
