You Won't Believe Chivas Femenil's New Addition During the Apertura 2026 Rojiblanca Preseason! | OneFootball

The intensity continues to rise with every session of Chivas Femenil's Rojiblanca Preseason in Querétaro, as the team pushes toward peak form ahead of the Liga MX Femenil Apertura 2026. Every player is giving her all in each exercise, displaying an unwavering commitment throughout the club's preparation.

Among the group training in Querétaro, one new face has caught everyone's attention. Recently joining the squad with the goal of raising Guadalajara's competitive level is Bryan Mora, the Sacred Flock's new strength and conditioning coach, who has officially become part of head coach Antonio Contreras' staff.

Born in Heredia, Costa Rica, Mora holds a Bachelor's Degree in Sports Science, completed postgraduate studies in football at the University of Leipzig, and earned a Master's Degree in Sports Psychology from the Autonomous University of Madrid.

He is already well known within Liga MX Femenil, having spent four semesters with Rayadas, where he helped the club capture back-to-back league championships. His résumé also includes international experience, as he was part of Costa Rica's coaching staff at the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.

Now, with a new season on the horizon, Bryan Mora will bring his expertise and experience to Guadalajara as Chivas Femenil looks to reach an even higher level in the Apertura 2026.