Gignac on the verge of becoming a scoring legend in the Mexican Liga MX playoffs

André Pierre Gignac is on the verge of joining the scoring elite in the Liga MX playoffs, as he has been a key factor in helping Tigres stay alive in the Final against Chivas in the Clausura 2017. It only took him 5 minutes and 2 goals to bring the series back to the Regiomontanos.

Deadly scorers in the Mexican 'Gran Fiesta'

André Pierre

The Frenchman arrived to make history, both collectively and individually; with Tigres, he has scored 56 goals (since 2015) and became the all-time leading scorer in the playoffs for the institution with 14 goals in 18 matches.

Furthermore, he currently ranks fifth in Tigres' all-time leading scorers, only behind Gerónimo Barbadillo - 59 goals - and Tomas Boy, who is the leader with 102. Gignac has scored 6 goals in the 'Gran Fiesta'.

José Saturnino Cardozo

The 'Major Devil', in every playoff he participated in, he made a difference; his quality and scoring instinct were fundamental for him to establish himself as the all-time leading scorer for his club and in Mexico, and he has a record of 4 league titles and 4 scoring titles. He still holds the record for most goals scored in the Mexican playoffs with 43.

Jared Borgetti

Santos Laguna, the team that propelled him as a reference for Mexican forwards throughout his career, as the number 58 made his presence felt in the playoffs with a total of 41 goals and two scoring titles.

Humberto Suazo

'Chupete' arrived at Monterrey in 2007 and, since his arrival to the Rayados, he became the team's reference and an idol for the Regiomontanos; the Chilean scored 14 goals in the playoffs. He left the Rayados institution with two league titles and 3 Concachampions.