The National Antitrust Commission has officially opened an investigation into the Mexican football federation, citing potential anti-competitive practices. According to L'Équipe Football, the commission has determined that it has sufficient evidence to formally open an investigation into monopolistic practices. This development comes as the current format of the Liga MX is being questioned, with some clubs benefiting from their permanent status in the top division to attract high-profile players. The situation has sparked debate and protests from fans and lower-division clubs. The commission's investigation will focus on determining whether the current system is exposing the Mexican football league to anti-competitive behaviour.