Top Mexican Talents to Watch at the 2025 U-17 World Cup
The Mexican U-17 National Team is gearing up to display its promising talents at the 2025 U-17 World Cup in Qatar. Their first match against South Korea is scheduled for November 4, 2025. This squad is teeming with young players who have demonstrated impressive skills throughout their early careers.
Top Mexican Talents to Watch at the 2025 U-17 World Cup
Head coach Carlos Cariño has meticulously chosen these athletes, drawing on their previous experiences representing Mexico at various age levels, including U-19 and U-21 teams. The current roster features several players who are key to the team’s potential success.
Key Players in the Lineup
- Máximo Reyes Nájera (Santos): The leading scorer with 22 goals, including 13 at the U-17 level. His offensive contributions have been crucial during the selection process.
- Luis Mario Gamboa Carrillo (Atlas): Recognized for his scoring ability, Gamboa Carrillo has shown consistency in various tournaments, including the 2023 Football Federations Cup U-16.
- Aldo Patricio de Nigris (Rayados): Debuted with the national team in 2021 and has netted 11 goals across youth categories. Notably, he scored five times during the 2025 Sol Tournament.
- Lucca Joel Vuoso Ramos (Santos): At just 16, Vuoso Ramos has made a mark as a forward, scoring three goals in five matches during the current Apertura season.
- Íñigo Borgio (CD Leganés): The only player competing in Europe, Borgio has tallied 10 goals in the 2024-25 season of the Madrid Youth League.
- Jhonnatan Grajales (Chivas): An integral part of the defense, Grajales has participated in 11 matches for the U-19 team, logging 747 minutes this season.
The upcoming World Cup presents a crucial opportunity for these young talents to showcase their skills and possibly influence the future of Mexican soccer. With a robust preparation and talent pool, the team is poised for significant achievements in the tournament.
