Mexico’s October women’s squad contains 24 players. América contributes six, Pachuca four and Tigres three after combining the Tigres and Tigres de la UANL labels used in the official record. Chivas and Rayadas have two each, while Pumas has one. The remaining six players are registered with clubs outside Mexico.
This is the squad for the October 4–13 camp and two friendlies against Jamaica. It is useful for locating each player but should not be presented as a future Concacaf W Championship roster. A final list for another competition needs a separate announcement.
The 24 selected players
| Player | Position | Club |
|---|---|---|
| Esthefanny Barreras | Goalkeeper | Pachuca |
| Blanca Félix | Goalkeeper | Chivas |
| Celeste Espino | Goalkeeper | América |
| Kimberly Rodríguez | Defender | América |
| Nicolette Hernández | Defender | Boston Legacy FC |
| Aaliyah Farmer | Defender | Chicago Stars |
| Kenti Robles | Defender | Pachuca |
| Reyna Reyes | Defender | Portland Thorns FC |
| Ana Mendoza | Defender | Universidad Nacional |
| Jana Gutiérrez | Defender | América |
| Nancy Antonio | Midfielder | América |
| Rebeca Bernal | Defender | Manchester United |
| Karla Nieto | Midfielder | Pachuca |
| Maricarmen Reyes | Midfielder | Tigres de la UANL |
| Alice Soto | Midfielder | Rayadas |
| Alexia Delgado | Midfielder | Tigres |
| Scarlett Camberos | Forward | América |
| Jacqueline Ovalle | Forward | Orlando Pride |
| Charlyn Corral | Forward | Pachuca |
| Jasmine Casarez | Forward | Chivas |
| Montserrat Saldívar | Forward | América |
| Kiana Palacios | Forward | Utah Royals |
| Diana Ordóñez | Forward | Tigres |
| Alexandra Godínez | Defender | Rayadas |
A bridge from international football to club football
The count gives 18 players at Mexican clubs and six overseas: Nicolette Hernández, Aaliyah Farmer, Reyna Reyes, Rebeca Bernal, Jacqueline Ovalle and Kiana Palacios. That describes club locations; it does not automatically rank one league or player above another.
For a new supporter, the club column offers a way to keep following players between international windows. It connects a national-team appearance with domestic-league activity or the relevant overseas club. Watching a player alongside different teammates can help distinguish the demands of her position from the effects of the collective structure.
Position and function are not identical. A defender’s responsibilities can change with the side of the field, the pressing line and available support. This table preserves the official position label. Lineups and matches supply the additional context; no predicted formation is presented as an announced team.
Evovo’s Mexico women’s center combines photographs, club badges and fixtures to make that follow-up easier. The October snapshot also provides a comparison point for the next squad without losing players behind different club abbreviations. When the federation publishes a new call-up, the center’s current information can change while this article remains a record of the group that completed this preparation window.
