Armando González is going through a historic moment in Mexican football and has already left a mark that places him as one of the most outstanding young talents of the current era. The Chivas forward has not only been the protagonist of the season, but also broke a record that distinguishes him within the modern era of Liga MX. What record did he set? According to Statiskicks, the red-and-white attacker became the Under-23 forward with the most goals in a season since the establishment of short tournaments, reaching 24 goals in the 2025-2026 campaign, a figure that no other player of his age had achieved under this format. This record not only speaks of his effectiveness but also reflects an impressive regularity throughout the entire football year with the red-and-white team. DATA | Armando González is already the Mexican U23 with the MOST GOALS (24) in a single season [Apertura + Clausura] of Liga MX since the establishment of short tournaments. The Ant built this mark thanks to his ability to appear in key moments, showing a goal-scoring instinct that has made him stand out from the rest. His mobility inside the area, as well as his intelligence to make space, have allowed him to generate constant opportunities, becoming a nightmare for rival defenses. Beyond the record, his performance has been fundamental for the offensive functioning of Chivas, a team that has found in him its main reference in attack. Match after match, Armando González has responded with goals, taking on the responsibility and fulfilling it with flying colors. At just 22 years old, the Aztec striker not only broke an important record but also made it clear that his projection is enormous. His season is already historic and his name is beginning to gain strength as one of the future protagonists of Mexican football that points to the 2026 World Cup.
