Liga MX just axed promotion and relegation permanently — a move that’s sparking outrage, player protests, and fears that Mexican soccer is prioritizing profit over passion. Once set to return after a 2020 pandemic pause, the decision now sidelines second-division teams and kills competitive pressure, echoing MLS’s commercial model. Fans and players are furious, with games turning into symbolic passing drills. While the league hopes to boost revenue and stability, critics warn this could stunt talent growth and hurt the national team’s long-term prospects — even as Mexico celebrates its World Cup surge.
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