Guadalajara Chivas has reached the highest valuation in Liga MX and across CONCACAF, with a market value of €107.93 million ahead of Apertura 2026. The figure, released by Transfermarkt, places the Rebaño as the most expensive team in the region, ahead of América and Inter Miami.
The jump from €88 million in Clausura 2026 to €107.93 million now stems from several key signings. Midfielder Kevin Castañeda arrived with a €6 million tag, while winger Jordan Carrillo was valued at €8 million. The presence of World Cup players also lifted the squad’s average. The most valuable asset is Armando González, priced at €15 million, followed by Brian Gutiérrez and the new arrival Carrillo, each at €8 million.
With €107.93 million, Chivas pushed América to second place with €101.35 million, and champion Toluca to third with €91.65 million. Regionally, the club outranks Inter Miami (€85.70 million). This financial lead translates into greater buying power and a stronger title push for Apertura 2026.
In the league table, Chivas sits 2nd with 36 points after 17 games (11 wins, 3 draws, 3 losses) and a recent form of LDWLD. They have scored 33 goals and conceded 17, a +16 goal difference. The next fixture is a home match against FC Dallas on August 9 2026, a test for the revamped roster.
The mix of seasoned players and rising talents suggests Chivas is not only the most valuable but also a top contender for the championship. The blend of investment and projected growth could keep the Rebaño at the summit both domestically and regionally throughout the campaign.
