The legendary Nemesio Diez Stadium, home of Toluca FC, is preparing to be the epicenter of an unprecedented sporting event on the continent: the finals of the Queens League, Kings League, and King of Kings Americas. Gerard Piqué, the driving force behind these innovative competitions, visited the iconic venue accompanied by Miguel Layún and Francisco Suinaga, CEO of the Diablos Rojos.

A Historic Stage for an Innovative Format

The Nemesio Diez, renowned for its vibrant atmosphere and rich history in Mexican soccer, will be the ideal host for these competitions that blend sports and entertainment. With these finals, the leagues driven by Piqué aim to solidify their expansion into the Americas, attracting a diverse and passionate audience for football in its most dynamic form.

A Major Step for Piqué’s Project

Piqué's presence reinforces the significance of the event and the scale of what is expected. The Kings League and Queens League, which have been a phenomenon in Spain thanks to their revolutionary format and media stars, aim to replicate their success in the Americas. Meanwhile, the King of Kings tournament promises to bring together the best of both regions in a high-level competition.

Collaboration with Mexican Figures

Miguel Layún, a former Mexican national team player and current representative of Mexican soccer in various projects, was present to support this initiative. His collaboration, along with Suinaga’s hospitality, demonstrates a shared interest in strengthening the connection between these leagues and Mexican soccer, fostering the sport’s growth through new forms and platforms.

High Expectations

The event promises to be a unique celebration of football, combining tradition with innovation. Fans can expect high-energy excitement, entertainment, and a completely different experience that will mark a turning point in how the sport is enjoyed.

With the finals set to take place in such an iconic venue as the Nemesio Diez, Gerard Piqué and his team continue to take football to new horizons, proving that the passion for the sport knows no borders.