Jared Borgetti

Awards & Honours

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Borgetti's achievements place him among the elite of Mexican football. He is the all-time leading scorer for Santos Laguna, a club where he is revered as a legend. His 46 goals for Mexico make him the second-highest scorer in national team history. He was the first Mexican to play in the Premier League, a milestone that opened doors for future generations. His iconic header against Italy in the 2002 World Cup remains one of Mexico's most memorable goals.

AwardsBorgetti won two Mexican league titles with Santos Laguna and one Saudi league title with Al-Ittihad. He was the top scorer in the Mexican league twice, in 2000 and 2001. Internationally, he won the CONCACAF Gold Cup with Mexico in 2003 and was a Copa América runner-up in 2001.

Honours & Distinctions

First Mexican to play in the Premier League

Bolton Wanderers·2005

Became the first Mexican footballer to appear in the English Premier League when he signed for Bolton Wanderers.

All-time leading scorer for Santos Laguna

Santos Laguna·2004

Holds the record for most goals scored for Santos Laguna.

Third-highest scorer in Mexican top division history

Liga MX·2010

Ranks third on the all-time scoring list in Mexico's top division.

Second all-time leading scorer for Mexico

Mexico national team·2006

Scored 46 goals for the national team, second only to Javier Hernández.

Rankings & Lists

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Records & Feats

First Mexican to play in the Premier League

Historic First·2005

Became the first Mexican footballer to appear in the English Premier League, signing with Bolton Wanderers in 2005.

All-time leading scorer for Santos Laguna

Career Milestone·2004

Holds the record for most goals scored for Santos Laguna, with 189 goals in 295 appearances.

Second all-time leading scorer for Mexico

Career Milestone·2006

Scored 46 goals for the Mexico national team, ranking second in the country's history.