Deportivo Toluca FC remains the number one club in Concacaf. The Red Devils hold the top spot in the Concacaf Club Ranking (CCR) with 1.289 points, according to the official report published this week from Miami by the continental governing body.

This privileged position is backed by recently won continental titles. Toluca is the current champion of both the Concacaf Champions Cup and the Leagues Cup, achievements that grant a significant number of points in the evaluation system. This ranking analyzes club results in domestic league matches, regional cup tournaments, and Champions Cup games.

Which teams complete the top 10?

Toluca's regional supremacy is clear, but the chasing pack is of high quality. Tigres UANL occupies second place with 1.256 points, followed very closely by Cruz Azul with the same figure. Club América sits fourth with 1.244 points, while the best MLS representative, Los Angeles FC, completes the top five with 1.236.

The sixth spot belongs to CD Guadalajara (1.231), followed by Nashville SC (1.227) and Inter Miami CF (1.221). CF Monterrey (1.214) and CF Pachuca (1.208) round out the list of the ten best clubs in Concacaf. This Mexican dominance in the upper positions reflects the current strength of Liga MX on the continental stage.

How is Toluca performing in Liga MX?

The club's good form isn't limited to historical records. In the current domestic competition, Toluca demonstrates solid performance that supports its continental status. The team is third in the Liga MX table, with 13 points from 6 matches. Their record is 4 wins, 1 draw, and just 1 loss.

Their attack is one of their greatest virtues, with 12 goals scored and only 4 conceded, giving them a +8 differential. They are just 3 points behind the leader, Club América. Their last outing was emphatic: a 4-0 win over FC Juárez on August 31. The positive streak is evident, with 4 wins and 1 draw in their last five matches, and they currently carry a two-game winning run. Detailed season information is available on our stats page.

Who dominates in Central America?

The Concacaf report also details the landscape in the Central American sub-region. There, Honduras's CD Olimpia leads with 1.173 points, after a perfect group stage campaign in the 2026 Central American Cup (4 wins in 4 matches) that took them to the quarterfinals. This performance allowed them to climb 16 places in the overall ranking, to 27th.

Behind Olimpia are Deportivo Saprissa (1.160) and LD Alajuelense (1.158), both from Costa Rica. Guatemala's CSD Municipal (1.145) and Costa Rica's CS Herediano (1.134) complete the Central American top five. Another notable climb was by Mexico's Club León, which rose 20 positions to 14th place in the overall classification.

What's next for the continental leader?

The immediate challenge for Toluca is to maintain its high level on all fronts. The next fixture on the Liga MX calendar is a key home match against Atlas, scheduled for September 12. Atlas occupies fifth place in the table, making it an important test for the team's aspirations. Fans can check the full match schedule in our fixtures section.

With its solid position in the Concacaf ranking and rising performance in the local league, Toluca is consolidating its sporting project. The team will look to add three more points in its next match to continue closing the gap with the leaders and defend its status as the region's top club.