A Welcome Return on the Horizon?

Given how important Liga MX is to EA’s presence in Latin America and the U.S., it's a safe bet that negotiations are already underway-or may even FC 26 Coins be complete behind the scenes.

Why Liga MX Matters So Much

Liga MX is more than just a domestic league. In the United States, it regularly outperforms European leagues in TV viewership, with only the Premier League attracting higher average audiences. In Mexico, it dominates both fan loyalty and media attention.

From a commercial perspective, having Liga MX in EA FC 26 could boost sales significantly in Spanish-speaking markets, as well as among Hispanic communities in the U.S. It also allows EA to offer a more authentic Career Mode and Ultimate Team experience, featuring stadiums, rivalries, and players that matter deeply to fans.

What Players Can Expect

If Liga MX does return in EA FC 26, players can likely expect:

Fully licensed teams like Club América, Tigres UANL, Monterrey, and Cruz Azul

Authentic kits, badges, and player names

Stadiums with accurate designs and crowd atmosphere

Career Mode opportunities to manage in Mexico’s top flight

Integration into Ultimate Team with special events or promo cards

This would also come just ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, set to be hosted in Mexico, the U.S., and Canada-giving EA the perfect stage to showcase North American football in its entirety.
Who’s Still Missing?

While Liga MX looks poised for a return, other teams may still be absent from FC 26. Licensing restrictions are likely to keep Italian giants Inter Milan and AC Milan out of the game for another year. Additionally, Brazil’s national team may continue to be unlicensed, as it has been since FIFA 23.

Other nations such as Canada, Australia, China, and Turkey may also be excluded or only appear with generic kits and rosters due to lingering licensing challenges.
Looking Ahead

EA Sports FC 26 is expected to release in late September 2025, with announcements, trailers, and pre-orders likely coming in July. If Liga MX is part of the game, we’ll almost certainly hear about it during the summer marketing campaign.

For fans of Mexican football, this could mark a long-awaited return to buy Fut 26 Coins form-and a return to their favorite teams on EA’s world-class virtual pitch.