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Best 15Mexicoof the 2000s

Looking for the best 15 Mexico players of the 2000s? This ranked list covers the top 15 footballers from the Beat The Invincible World Cup–era draft catalog, ordered by overall rating with positions, attributes, and scouting notes. #1 is Rafael Márquez, followed by Cuauhtémoc Blanco, while José de la Torre closes the sheet at #15.

These ratings and rankings come from the Beat The Invincible game catalog — they are not an official FIFA, federation, or media ranking.

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Best 15 Mexico players ranked

Mexico 2000s footballers ordered 1–15 by overall rating — not grouped by position.

  1. CBWC 2002 · 2006

    Rafael Márquez

    OVR

    90

    Pace75
    Shot70
    Pass82
    Drib80
    Def90
    Phys85

    Mexico's defensive leader and captain; excelled at 2002 and 2006 World Cups with excellent defensive and playmaking skills.

  2. CAMWC 2002 · 2006

    Cuauhtémoc Blanco

    OVR

    88

    Pace79
    Shot85
    Pass82
    Drib88
    Def45
    Phys65

    Creative attacking midfielder known for flair and scoring crucial goals in 2002 and 2006 World Cups.

  3. CAMWC 2002 · 2006

    Zinha (Cuauhtémoc Blanco alternative spell)

    OVR

    88

    Pace79
    Shot85
    Pass82
    Drib88
    Def45
    Phys65

    Creative and important attacking midfielder, influential for Mexico during 2000s World Cups.

  4. GKWC 2006

    Guillermo Ochoa

    OVR

    85

    Pace50
    Shot40
    Pass60
    Drib50
    Def90
    Phys80

    Emerging talented goalkeeper at 2006 World Cup, reliable shot-stopper and future Mexico icon.

  5. STWC 2002 · 2006

    Jared Borgetti

    OVR

    85

    Pace74
    Shot85
    Pass70
    Drib75
    Def40
    Phys80

    Mexico's primary striker in early 2000s, known for aerial ability and goal scoring at World Cups.

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  1. STWC 2002

    Luis Hernández

    OVR

    84

    Pace82
    Shot80
    Pass68
    Drib78
    Def35
    Phys75

    Known as 'El Matador,' a key striker with pace and goal scoring in 2002 World Cup.

  2. CDMWC 2002 · 2006

    Pável Pardo

    OVR

    84

    Pace70
    Shot70
    Pass80
    Drib75
    Def85
    Phys78

    Key defensive midfielder providing balance with tackling and distribution during both 2002 and 2006 tournaments.

  3. CDMWC 2006

    Gerardo Torrado

    OVR

    83

    Pace70
    Shot60
    Pass72
    Drib70
    Def85
    Phys80

    Energetic defensive midfielder, important in 2006 for ball recovery and team balance.

  4. LMWC 2006

    Andrés Guardado

    OVR

    83

    Pace80
    Shot75
    Pass75
    Drib80
    Def70
    Phys70

    Young attacking midfielder/winger at 2006 World Cup, demonstrated excellent dribbling and creativity.

  5. CBWC 2006

    Francisco Javier Rodríguez

    OVR

    82

    Pace74
    Shot60
    Pass68
    Drib68
    Def82
    Phys78

    Emerging center-back in 2006, known for solid defending and composure on the ball.

  6. LBWC 2006

    Carlos Salcido

    OVR

    82

    Pace75
    Shot70
    Pass72
    Drib75
    Def80
    Phys78

    Versatile defender, reliable at left-back with solid defensive and offensive contributions in 2006.

  7. CMWC 2006

    Israel López

    OVR

    81

    Pace72
    Shot62
    Pass75
    Drib70
    Def75
    Phys74

    Midfielder combining decent passing and defensive skills, an important role player in 2006 squad.

  8. CMWC 2002 · 2006

    Gerardo Galindo

    OVR

    80

    Pace72
    Shot60
    Pass70
    Drib68
    Def75
    Phys80

    Hardworking central midfielder providing work-rate and defensive support during both World Cups.

  9. RBWC 2006

    Gerardo Flores

    OVR

    80

    Pace78
    Shot62
    Pass66
    Drib68
    Def76
    Phys76

    Solid right-back, contributed consistently in 2006 World Cup defense and overlaps.

  10. RBWC 2002

    José de la Torre

    OVR

    79

    Pace78
    Shot60
    Pass65
    Drib68
    Def75
    Phys75

    Reliable right-back with good pace and defensive qualities during 2002 World Cup.

Best 15 Mexico 2000s FAQ

Who is No. 1 among the best 15 Mexico players of the 2000s?

Rafael Márquez ranks first on this Mexico 2000s best 15 as a CB with 90 overall.

Who is in the best 15 of Mexico in the 2000s?

The best 15 Mexico footballers of the 2000s on this sheet are: Rafael Márquez, Cuauhtémoc Blanco, Zinha (Cuauhtémoc Blanco alternative spell), Guillermo Ochoa, Jared Borgetti, Luis Hernández, Pável Pardo, Gerardo Torrado, Andrés Guardado, Francisco Javier Rodríguez, Carlos Salcido, Israel López, Gerardo Galindo, Gerardo Flores, José de la Torre.

How is the Mexico 2000s best 15 ranked?

Players are ranked by overall rating in the Beat The Invincible catalog for Mexico in the 2000s, with positions and scouting notes for each selection. It is a game ranking for drafting — not an official federation list.

Can I draft Mexico 2000s players in Beat The Invincible?

Yes. In Beat The Invincible you draft legends from country × era packs — including Mexico in the 2000s — then pick a formation and try to beat The Invincible.

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