Mexican football is said to be the greatest of all the great unknowns left in the game today. With a rich and vibrant history and a league that compares against the very best in terms of quality and entertainment, it is a nation often overlooked in the English-speaking football world. But not for much longer.

From the glitz and goals of Hugo Sánchez - still one of Real Madrid's greatest players - to the education paths Pep Guardiola and Marcelo Bielsa took in the nation, as well as the unique genius of the incomparable Cuauhtémoc Blanco, this is a magazine built on vibrancy, joy and all things good about El Tri.

We've gathered together commentators, authors and Mexican football experts to bring you 15 long-form features that bring the Aztec nation to the party.

Featuring:

- A history of the Estadio Azteca
- A Tale of One City: Monterrey
- The colours of Jorge Campos
- Cuauhtémoc Blanco: the emperor
- The eternal promise of Carlos Vela and Giovanni dos Santos
- Hugo Sánchez: Niño de Oro
- Pep Guardiola: six months in Sinaloa
- Marcelo Bielsa and the Mexican education
- Necaxa 2000
- Jared Borgetti: the immortal Santos Laguna icon
- Rafael Márquez: defending El Tri for 20 years
- The madness of football in Chiapas
- Mexico 86: the last days of the innocent
- Chicharito
- The great deception of El Tri