Tigres make it picture-perfect: men’s and women’s squads unite for official team photo day

Tigres showed once again why they’re more than just a club, they’re a family. In a refreshing behind-the-scenes look shared by Tigres Femenil’s official X account, both the men’s and women’s squads came together at Estadio Universitario for their official photo session, capturing a moment that reflected unity, energy, and ambition heading into the decisive stretch of the season.

Players from both sides were seen joking, fixing their kits, and sharing smiles under the Monterrey sun as the cameras clicked away. The atmosphere was relaxed yet purposeful, the kind of mood that comes from knowing both teams are performing at the top level of Mexican football.

A shared goal: excellence across both teams

For Tigres Femenil, it’s been a near-perfect Apertura 2025 campaign. The reigning champions lead the Liga MX Femenil table with 38 points, holding an unbeaten home record and the tournament’s best offense with 53 goals scored. Under Pedro Losa’s leadership, the team continues to set the standard for consistency and collective play, combining experience and youth with precision.

On the men’s side, Tigres UANL remain among the top contenders in the Liga MX, sitting inside the top five with 23 points after 12 rounds. Led by Guido Pizarro, the squad is aiming to secure a direct Liguilla berth while fine-tuning details before the playoff push.

The joint photo day served as a symbolic reset before the final sprint of the season, blending both rosters into a single identity under the “Incomparables” banner, a nod to their loyal fanbase that has turned the Volcán into one of the most electric venues in Mexican football.

The power of shared identity

The visual harmony between both squads wasn’t just aesthetic, it was strategic. The club’s decision to highlight both teams together reflects a growing trend in professional football: integrated branding between men’s and women’s divisions.

For Tigres, one of the most successful institutions in the Liga MX era, this unity is a reminder that excellence isn’t limited to one side of the locker room. Between Stephany Mayor’s leadership up front and André-Pierre Gignac’s enduring influence, Tigres continue to bridge generations and inspire both male and female athletes across Mexico.