Last week, Major League Soccer revealed their jersey for the 2025 MLS All-Star Game – a clean white design with blue and green accents paying homage to the league’s original branding.

Now, their opponents on the day, Liga MX, have dropped their kit – and it couldn’t be more different.

Manufactured by CHARLY, the Liga MX All-Star kit is anything but subtle. Bold, colourful, and proudly loud, the shirt draws direct inspiration from the mascots and icons of all 18 Liga MX clubs.

The jersey is built around a vivid green base, echoing the Mexican flag, with asymmetrical black detailing woven throughout – including a lion for Club León, a hairless dog for Club Tijuana, and fox fur patterning for Atlas FC. The result is a brutalist, abstract design – a wearable collage of Liga MX identity.

A large Liga MX wordmark sits proudly on the chest, while a separate logo runs across the upper back. A solid black shoulder panel houses the CHARLY wordmark, positioned just above a green, white, and red tricolour bar.

CHARLY also unveiled a striking orange goalkeeper kit, with a different tonal print but a similar aesthetic – designed, just like the outfield version, to stand out.

“We wanted to ensure that every person who goes to the game supports their team and still identifies with this jersey,” said Gerardo Lango, International Apparel Design Manager at CHARLY.

The 2025 All-Star Game takes place on July 23 at Austin FC’s Q2 Stadium, where MLS’s top talent will square off against Liga MX’s best.

With the two leagues divided by history, culture, and footballing philosophy, they now stand visually apart as well – both ready to make a statement.