Overview
- Mexico’s football federation announced his passing on September 29 and issued condolences that were echoed by Cruz Azul and Club América.
- Media accounts describe him as one of the country’s most decorated players, credited with 16 official titles across a career spanning the late 1960s to early 1980s.
- He won five Liga MX championships with Cruz Azul and later added a league crown with América, along with domestic cups and Concacaf honors reported by multiple outlets.
- His international résumé included the 1968 Olympic team that finished fourth and a roster spot at the 1970 World Cup without match minutes, plus the 1971 Concacaf Nations title.
- Reports note he had been hospitalized in recent days and that clubs are expected to pay tribute in upcoming matches, while details on the cause remain private.