Santos Laguna is a powerhouse of Mexican football, based in the industrial city of Torreón, Coahuila, and competing in Liga MX. The club, nicknamed *Los Guerreros* (The Warriors), plays its home games at the modern Estadio Corona. Founded in 1983, the club is owned by Grupo Orlegi and is known for its green, white, and black colors. Despite being a relatively young club, Santos Laguna has forged a formidable history. The name "Santos" pays homage to the historic Brazilian club Santos, famed for Pelé, reflecting ambitious foundations. Their peak era began in the early 2000s and culminated in the 2010s, during which they won multiple Liga MX championships (Invierno 1996, Verano 2001, Clausura 2008, Clausura 2012, Clausura 2015, Clausura 2018) and established themselves as a consistent contender, known for a potent attacking style and a phenomenal home record. The modern era sees Santos remaining a playoff regular, with a strong academy producing talents like Eduardo Aguirre and a reputation for smart recruitment. The club's culture is defined by a fiercely loyal and loud fanbase, the *Warrior Nation*, that creates an intimidating atmosphere at the Corona. Santos Laguna is a model of modern success in Mexico, a club that has achieved greatness through a clear identity and relentless ambition.