Alejandro Organista

Alejandro Organista made his first-team debut for Chivas in the 2019 Copa México, and two years later he appeared in Liga MX itself. Neither appearance turned into a regular place: across his time with Guadalajara's senior side he was restricted to a handful of matches and never scored. The bulk of his football was played one level down, with the club's reserve side, Tapatío.

There he became a fixture. Organista played 93 matches and scored 13 goals for Tapatío, numbers that helped the side win the Liga de Expansión MX title in the Clausura 2023 and the Campeón de Campeones trophy the same year.

In the summer of 2024 he left as a free agent for Leones Negros U. de G. The pattern repeated: 39 appearances, five goals, and another Liga de Expansión MX title, this time in 2025.

Puebla signed him on a free transfer that same year and gave him the number 24 shirt. He has become a regular there, appearing in more than thirty matches, though goals have been rarer — just one so far. Every move of his career has been either a loan or a free transfer, with no fee ever disclosed, and he has not yet been called up to Mexico's senior national team.