Sebastián Córdova has reportedly found a new challenge in Liga MX. The 28-year-old midfielder is set to join reigning champions Toluca after his contract with Tigres expired, giving him a fresh opportunity to rediscover his best form. The move strengthens the Diablos Rojos as they chase an unprecedented third straight title.Toluca have secured the signing of Sebastián Córdova, according to AM, adding experience and creativity to a squad already sitting at the top of Mexican football. The two-time defending Liga MX champions reached an agreement with the midfielder following the end of his contract with Tigres, allowing the deal to be completed without a transfer fee ahead of the Clausura 2026.Córdova arrives at the Estadio Nemesio Diez looking for a reset after a difficult final stretch in Monterrey, where his role diminished during the most recent tournament. Under the guidance of head coach Antonio “Turco” Mohamed, the former América academy product will aim to reclaim the level that once made him one of the most decisive midfielders in the league.Despite his struggles for minutes last season, Córdova’s résumé remains impressive. He played a crucial role in Tigres’ Clausura 2023 title, delivering six goals during the Liguilla, including a decisive strike in the second leg of the final against Chivas. That postseason run cemented his reputation as a player capable of rising to the occasion when it matters most.Toluca sees Córdova as a strategic addition rather than a gamble. His vision, ability to arrive in the box, and experience in high-pressure matches fit perfectly with a squad designed to dominate possession and overwhelm opponents. The club believes his skill set can add a new dimension to an attack already among the most effective in Liga MX.Add GOAL.com as a preferred source on Google to see more of our reportingAt international level, Córdova has earned 18 caps with Mexico and scored three goals, though he has not been part of Javier Aguirre’s most recent plans. A strong run with Toluca could put him back into the national team conversation as the 2026 World Cup cycle continues.