Greg Garza discusses narrowing gap between Liga MX and MLS ahead of World Cup
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 11, 2026, 9:25 PM
Last updated Jun 11, 2026

Former U.S. Men's National Team defender Greg Garza commented on the increasing competitiveness between Liga MX and MLS. Speaking on the All Out Soccer podcast, Garza noted that both leagues have been thriving, benefiting from their rivalry. He particularly highlighted 17-year-old Tijuana star Gilberto Mora, suggesting that a move to MLS could be advantageous for his development, especially with interest from European clubs. Garza's remarks come as Mexico prepares for their 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign after a successful start against South Africa.
- •Garza believes Liga MX and MLS are more balanced now.
- •Gilberto Mora is a standout prospect for Tijuana and may move to MLS.
- •Mexico defeated South Africa 2-0 in their World Cup opener.
- 9:25 PMYahoo Sports — Ex-USMNT star Greg Garza says Liga MX and MLS gap is shrinking ahead of World Cup
"Former U.S. Men's National Team defender Greg Garza believes the gap between Liga MX and MLS is shrinking, whilst also addressing his belief that Mexico prodigy Gilberto Mora may want to consider moving north of the border
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