Oribe Peralta

Awards & Honours

Awards Won

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Oribe Peralta's career is defined by moments of brilliance when the stakes were highest. His two goals in the 2012 Olympic final against Brazil delivered Mexico's first football gold, a feat that etched his name into national lore. Domestically, he won four Liga MX titles across two clubs, and his scoring record places him among the league's all-time greats. Beyond trophies, he earned the respect of teammates and opponents alike for his professionalism and clutch performances, making him a true icon of Mexican football.

AwardsOribe Peralta's trophy cabinet includes two Liga MX titles with Santos Laguna and two more with Club América. His most prestigious accolade is the Olympic gold medal from 2012, where he was the hero of the final. He also won the CONCACAF Gold Cup with Mexico in 2015, and was named the league's top scorer in 2010.

Honours & Distinctions

Olympic Gold Medal

International Olympic Committee·2012

Awarded for winning the men's football tournament at the London Olympics.

CONCACAF Gold Cup Winner

CONCACAF·2015

Part of the Mexico squad that won the regional championship.

Rankings & Lists

Top 10 Mexican Strikers of All Time

ESPN·2023

Records & Feats

Oldest Mexican to Score in a World Cup Qualifier

Career Milestone·2018

At 34 years old, Peralta scored for Mexico in a 2018 World Cup qualifier, setting a national record.

First Mexican to Score in an Olympic Final

Historic First·2012

His goal in the 2012 final was the first by a Mexican in an Olympic football final.