Toluca FC Reserves and Academy encompasses the reserve and youth teams of Mexican professional football club Toluca FC.
Atlético Mexiquense Atlético Mexiquense, also known as El Mexiquense and Los Pingos, was an affiliate club of Toluca that competed in Ascenso MX, Mexico's second-tier football division. Founded in 1997, the club was established through Toluca's acquisition of the rights to Atlético Hidalgo, with its first season played in the Invierno 1997 tournament. Originally based in Ixtapan de la Sal, State of Mexico, Atlético Mexiquense relocated to the city of Toluca in 2008 and played at Nemesio Diez Stadium. The team served as a primary development pathway for young players advancing to the first team.
The club's greatest achievement was reaching the Apertura 2004 Ascenso MX final against San Luis. In the playoffs, Atlético Mexiquense defeated Correcaminos UAT and Querétaro across two-leg matches without conceding a defeat. In the final, Mexiquense won the first leg 1–0 before losing the second leg at Estadio Alfonso Lastras, falling 3–2 on aggregate to San Luis.
The club ceased operations at the end of the Clausura 2009 following a restructuring of Mexican football that eliminated reserve teams without promotion rights. Atlético Mexiquense was subsequently absorbed into Toluca's main academy.
Toluca Premier Toluca Premier was a reserve team of Toluca that participated in the Liga Premier de Ascenso, Mexico's third-tier football division, debuting in the 2015 Apertura season after a six-year hiatus. The team was based at the Metepec Facilities, and managed by José Edmundo Núñez.
In 2019, the team ceased operations following the dissolution of several Liga MX reserve sides in the Liga Premier as part of a restructuring of Mexico's youth development system.
Youth academy Toluca's youth academy comprises multiple age-group teams at the under-18 level, several of which have won their respective Liga MX youth titles.
Notable championships include the Clausura 2023 Sub-20 title, where they defeated América 2–1 on aggregate, and the Apertura 2024 Sub-15 title, where they beat América again with a 3–2 aggregate score to secure the championship.
At the international level, Toluca's under-13 team won the inaugural CONCACAF Under-13 Champions League in 2015, becoming the first champion of the continental youth competition.
Out on loan
Honours TypeCompetitionTitlesWinning SeasonsRunners-upReserves and academyLiga MX Sub-231 Clausura 2025 —Liga MX Sub-201 Clausura 2023 Apertura 2019Liga MX Sub-170 — Clausura 2026Liga MX Sub-151 Apertura 2024 Verano 2016 Clausura 2026Liga MX Sub-131 Verano 2016 Primavera 2013
Current managers
Guillermo Morigi – Academy Director Carlos María Morales – U-23 Manager Octavio Valdez – U-19 Manager Nuilson Matías – U-17 Manager Manuel de la Torre – Youth Teams Manager
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