A historic season for a historic player. Charlyn Corral has put the name of Mexico on a different level since she was a young player. This past season, she managed to add another star to her career, lifting the first-ever Liga MX Femenil trophy for Pachuca by winning the Clausura 2025 final, in which she scored a brace. She didn’t just add that title to her resume, as she earned her third straight Golden Boot title of the tournament, and the qualification for the second edition of the W Champions Cup.

A young talent that keeps on shining. Melchie Dumornay continues showing why she is considered one of the best young players, being a crucial element for Lyon to become Ligue 1 Champions. The 21-year-old forward achieved back-to-back recognition as the Best Young Player of the UEFA Women’s Champions League, as well as being part of the Team of the Season after notching six goals. Her name is also one of three Concacaf players to appear in this year’s Ballon d’Or nominees.

The 2024/25 season could not have had a better end for Emily Fox. After winning the Olympic Gold Medal with the United States Women’s National Team, Fox won the UEFA Women’s Champions League with Arsenal, her first European trophy, and was also recognized in the Team of the Season. The honors continued for the 27-year-old, as she was among the three Concacaf players to be nominated for the 2025 Ballon d’Or.

The 2024/25 season added another successful chapter to Lindsey Heaps’ career, winning the Olympic Gold Medal as the captain of the United States Women’s National Team. Her leadership was also seen with OL Lyonnes, by lifting the Division 1 Féminine title, while also claiming the Top Assists recognition in the French league. The 31-year-old midfielder is also one of the three Concacaf players to be nominated for the 2025 Ballon d’Or award.

As one of the trailblazers of Mexican women’s football, Jacqueline Ovalle keeps on showing her magic on the pitch, reaching 39 direct goal contributions during this Liga MX Femenil season, in which she scored 5 goals in one game, against Necaxa. Thanks to her talent and skills, she made history for women’s football in the Concacaf region and the world, becoming the most expensive transfer when signing for NWSL team Orlando Pride from Tigres Femenil.

Khadija Shaw doesn’t stop settling new records in both national and club competitions, by becoming the first Concacaf player to win the PFA Women’s Player of the Year award in 2024. Her resilience to overcome an injury during the 2024/25 season was shown after winning the Women’s Super League Golden Boot title for the second time in a row with Manchester City. Shaw scored 12 goals, ensuring her title as the All-time scorer for her club.

Edson Álvarez crowned his amazing season by lifting Mexico’s 10th Gold Cup trophy, after scoring the winning goal against the United States in the final. As captain, he was awarded the Best Player of the competition. The 27-year-old midfielder also won the 2024/25 Nations League title with Mexico. At the club level, Alvarez was a regular for West Ham in the English Premier League, making 28 league appearances.

Jonathan David made history by becoming Canada’s all-time top scorer with 36 goals in 67 matches and the Concacaf player with the most set-piece goals during the 2024/25 season (12). With a lethal finish, the 25-year-old forward kept LOSC Lille competitive in France and Europe, scoring 7 UEFA Champions League goals, the most by a Concacaf player in a single edition of the tournament in the 21st century. David also netted 16 Ligue 1 goals, the fourth-most of any player in the league.

Raúl Jiménez confirmed how decisive he can be in front of the rival goal in a season where he lifted the Concacaf Gold Cup and the Concacaf Nations League trophies with Mexico. He was also awarded as the Best Player of the Nations League Finals. The striker became the first player to score multiple goals in more than one match in the quarterfinals or later of the Nations League, and his five goals are the most by a Mexican player in any single edition of the competition. The 34-year-old added 12 goals for Fulham, becoming the all-time Mexican scorer in the Premier League (59), surpassing Javier Hernández (53).

Ángel Sepúlveda was a member of the Concacaf Gold Cup-winning Mexico side and led Cruz Azul to their 7th Champions Cup title, the most in the Concacaf region, tied with Club América. At 34 years old, the Mexican was awarded the Best Player and Top Goal Scorer recognitions, in addition to being part of the tournament's Best XI. In Liga MX, Sepúlveda added 16 goals to his account.

Malik Tillman led the United States to its 13th Gold Cup Final, a tournament in which he was the top scorer for the Stars and Stripes and the second-highest across the competition, with 3 goals. He was also awarded as part of the tournament's Best XI. The 23-year-old forward won the Eredivisie title with PSV and was the top scorer of his team with 12 goals.

Manfred Ugalde shined with Costa Rica and Spartak Moscow in a season where he became the first Concacaf player to lead the Russian Premier League scoring, with 17 goals. The 23-year-old striker was not only the top scorer of his national team, with 7 goals, but also one of its top assists, adding 4 key passes in 13 matches.