The significance of Antonio Mohamed's switch to the Red Devils of the Toluca is growing exponentially in terms of Hispanic sports history. The" Turco" is credited as the league's most-winning coach after winning his sixth medal with the organization.
At the conclusion of the Leagues Cup 2026, the Toluca Red Devils defeated Rayados de Monterrey 2-0. Mohamed continues to grow in his place in the history of the Toluca at the Shell Energy Stadium in Houston.
This new headline is the sixth medal in the" Turco" competition. The Closure 2025 final was the first one to occur. His second victories included the Championship, the Champions Cup, and the Opening, which all took place in the 2025 model.
The# LeaguesCup champion is Toluca, right? A name more associated with Antonio Mohamed and the Devils, and why did he and his people leave after beating Rayados? # LeaguesCup by @ Univision and TUDN photo @FannyHdz01. twitter. com/yPn937EFBx
The global competitions will be held in 2026. The Concacaf Champions Cup and the Leagues Cup were won by Antonio Mohamed. In this way, the" Turco" becomes the club's most successful coach.
Ignacio Trelles left a legacy in this record for Antonio Mohamed. During his time in the electronic team," Don Nacho" won five awards. With the Toluca, they won two Concacaf Champions Cups, two MX Leagues, and two Leaders Leagues.
Enrique Meza completed this traditional floor. The" Profe" won three MX League titles with the organization, all of which were championships.
The expression of a person who has won everything? With Toluca, Anthony Mohamed has a new name? The MX League? Champion of the Champions? The Champion of the Cup? The Concacaf Champions League The best DT in Hispanic sport, the Leagues Cup? photograph. twitter. com/OcYNO35WDS
Antonio" Turco" Mohamed has won 6 names, including 1 League of Champions, 1 Champions Cup, 1 Concacaf Champions Cup, and 1 Leagues Cup.
Ignacio Trelles holds 5 names, including 1 Concacaf Champions Cup and 2 MX League titles.
Enrique Meza – 3 titles ( 3 League MX: Summer 1998, Summer 1999, Summer 2000 ).
José Manuel" Chepo" de la Torre – 2 titles ( 2 League MX: Opening 2008, Bicentenary 2010 ).
