This was Cruz Azul in the Concacaf club rankings
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The Cement team is coming off a year full of doubts and many moves that ultimately impacted the sport.
The year 2023 has ended, and in its final hours it is time to take stock of the year. For Blue Cross It’s not a pleasant topic. Cement workers complete a season that will be forgotten where changes in coach, players and management ultimately took their toll on the sport. The latest Concacaf rankings make this clear.
According to Club rating Concacafa, a list taking as reference material the performances and performances of clubs in various competitions throughout the year, up to 11 clubs in Liga MX They had a better 2023 than cement producers. It’s more Cruz Azul is in box 19 on the list.
American Clubrecent Apertura 2023 champions top the list. Rayados de Monterrey (2), Tigres UANL (3) and Leon (4) They round out the top four. Only in fifth position was the first non-Mexican club (Philadelphia Union). Toluca (6), Pachuca (7) and Chivas de Guadalajara (8) They complete the Mexican dominance in first place.
The top 10 is completed by the Columbus Crew and LAFC, both from MLS. But besides the fact that Cruz Azul dropped out of the top 10 clubs on the continent, Cruz Azul’s prospects in the local tournament are also unclear. Pumas (12), Puebla (15), Santos (16) and Atlas (18) They are ahead of La Maquina, who barely managed to take nineteenth place in the table.
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Who broke the binomial of Liga MX – MLS?
There are only a few teams making it into the top 45 spots with the MX-MLS League binomial. Montreal (32) and Vancouver Whitecaps (33), both from Canada; CD Olimpia (38) from Honduras; and Deportivo Saprissa (43) from Costa Rica.