The 2026 World Cup has left an unexpected mark on North American women's football, and Liga MX Femenil is experiencing its best historic season. Fans are seeing teams fill up with crowds and international signings arriving in the league at an unprecedented speed.
Key fact: The average attendance per match in Liga MX Femenil rose from 1 200 spectators in 2024 to 4 800 in 2026, an increase of 300 %.
To better visualize this jump, here is a comparison of attendance and TV value:
Growth of Liga MX Femenil (2024‑2026)
1200
2024
2600
2025
4800
2026
2024
2025
2026
The numbers speak for themselves, but what really sparks conversation are the star signings. In the latest transfer window, players such as Sam Kerr (Australia) and Ada Hegerberg (Norway) signed with Mexican clubs, which has spurred media and commercial interest.
Caution! Sponsorship contracts are still under negotiation and some clubs could face liquidity issues if the investment is not maintained.
Below is a photo of the stadium full during the women's classic between América and Chivas, showing the crowd's energy.
And to see more epic moments of the season, here is a gallery with the best highlights:
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