Legendary Players
20 entries in the Tigres UANL compendium.
Jesús CoronaThe right flank belonged to Corona when Tigres first tasted the sweetest title in their hiLuis Ernesto GonzálezThe unsung metronome who held Tigres' midfield together when it mattered most.Ruy GarcíaThe Zorro who guarded the middle, then drew the lines for the next pack.André-Pierre GignacThe Frenchman who scored his way into the soul of Monterrey.Omar BravoThe man who made the Estadio Universitario tremble every time the ball rose into the air.Jorge CamposThe man who turned a goal into a stage and a save into a symphony.Hugo AyalaNineteen seasons, one spine: the man who made 'Tigres' a shield before it was a sword.Andrés GuardadoThe last wall on the left, the first voice in the room — Guardado was Tigres made flesh.José HernándezA name that still echoes off the walls of El Volcán when the faithful sing the old songs.Javier AquinoThe right wing belonged to Javier Aquino, and nobody was safe.Ismael SosaThe Paraguayan who made the Tigres midfield feel like a living, breathing instrument.Guido PizarroThe Peruvian lightning that split the Estadio Universitario sky and never let the net restGuillermo OchoaThe volcano that roared behind the Tigres net and never let the ball in.Eduardo HerreraThe wall behind the blue-and-white crest that no one could get past.Luis QuiñonesA name the Voleadores still whisper with pride when the old guard gathers.Pablo BarreraThe cold head in the middle of the storm, and the voice that never let the cage fall silenRafael MárquezThe engine that never stopped, the Tigre who conquered Europe and came home to Monterrey.Diego ReyesThe wall in the stripes: Reyes made the Estadio Universitario feel like a fortress.Jesús SánchezThe wall that let the Zorros fly — no ball got past him at El Volcán.Alfredo TalaveraThe voice in the box, the wall behind the gold, the heart of the Volcán's golden age.
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