Pachuca's Tuzos are on the cusp of securing another championship title in Mexican football, largely due to the outstanding goal-scoring efforts of José Salomón Rondón. The team's recent performances have enabled them to remain competitive in the classification positions, a testament to their ongoing success.
Venezuelan forward José Salomón Rondón is enjoying a remarkable season at the age of 37, having scored 13 goals in 14 matches of the 2026 Open so far.
Venezuelan forward Rondón is on the cusp of securing the top spot, with his closest pursuer being Juninho, a prolific goal-scorer for UNAM's Pumas, who has netted 9 goals in the competition.
José Salomón Rondón holds a four-goal advantage with only three days remaining in the regular season of the Open 2026. The "Gladiator" is poised to secure his second award in the MX League.
The Tuzos of Pachuca's most recent championship title was secured by José Salomón Rondón in the 2024 Clausura season, during which he achieved eight goals. This impressive performance allowed him to retain the championship award.
Nicolás Ibáñez secured the title of top scorer in the 2022 Open for Pachuca, also known as the Tuzos, after netting 11 goals in the regular season.
Ecuadorian forward Enner Valencia secured the distinction of being Pachuca's last century-century championship top scorer. He achieved this feat by netting 12 goals in the 2014 Clausura, a record he has maintained ever since.
Argentine forward Eli secured the championship title in the 1997 summer tournament, achieving the distinction of being the top scorer with 12 goals.
