How many caps did Jared Borgetti win for Mexico?

Jared Borgetti won 89 caps for Mexico, scoring 46 goals.

Which clubs did Jared Borgetti play for?

Atlas (1994–1996), Santos Laguna (1996–2004), Dorados de Sinaloa (2004–2004), Chelsea (2005–2006), CF Pachuca (2005–2005), Al Ittihad (2006–2006), Cruz Azul (2007–2007), Club de Fútbol Monterrey (2008–2008), Puebla (2009–2009), C.D. Guadalajara (2009–2009), Puebla (2009–2010), Club Atlético Morelia (2010–2010).

Where does Jared Borgetti rank among Mexico's greatest footballers?

The 33 Legends almanac ranks Jared Borgetti #11 of Mexico's 33 greatest players of all time.

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11 / Mexico · 1997–2008

Jared Borgetti

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Caps · Mexico

Goals · Mexico

Life

1973

Clubs

Atlas, Santos Laguna, Club de Fútbol Monterrey

#11

Editorial rank of 33 for Mexico

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The people's rank, live from duel votes

Against Italy in Oita on 13 June 2002 he ran away from goal with Maldini on his shoulder, twisted his neck and looped the ball over Buffon, a header FIFA still lists among the World Cup's best. Career record: 89 caps and 46 goals for Mexico; club career at Atlas, Santos Laguna, Club de Fútbol Monterrey.

Career sources

Career dates · checked 4 October 2026
Identity and career · Wikidata Q312334

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Career record

1994–1996	Atlas
1996–2004	Santos Laguna
2004–2004	Dorados de Sinaloa
2005–2006	Chelsea
2005–2005	CF Pachuca
2006–2006	Al Ittihad
2007–2007	Cruz Azul
2008–2008	Club de Fútbol Monterrey
2009–2009	Puebla
2009–2009	C.D. Guadalajara
2009–2010	Puebla
2010–2010	Club Atlético Morelia
Mexico	89 caps, 46 goals

Sources

Senior international years checked 4 October 2026
Caps · Mexico checked 4 October 2026
Goals · Mexico checked 4 October 2026

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Around Borgetti in the almanac

One rank above: Claudio Suárez at #10.

One rank below: Luis de la Fuente at #12.

Mexico's editorial top five: Hugo Sánchez · Rafael Márquez · Andrés Guardado · Cuauhtémoc Blanco · Guillermo Ochoa.

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