List of Deportivo Toluca F.C. seasons

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This is a list of the seasons played by Deportivo Toluca from 1950 when the club became a professional football club. Before 1950, and from 1917, when Deportivo Toluca was founded, the club participated in several amateur competitions. Top scorers in bold were also top scorers of Liga MX.

Toluca has won the first division title ten times, the Copa MX twice, the Campeón de Campeones four times, the Segunda División de México once and the CONCACAF Champions' Cup twice.

Season League Cup[1] International Result League top goalscorer[2]
Division P W D L GF GA GD Pts Pos Player Goals
1950–51 Segunda División 123361719–296th DNP –
1951–52 Segunda División 188554434+10213rd DNP –
1952–53 Segunda División 2214716328+35351st DNP –
1953–54 Primera División 228773534+1235th GS – Mexico Carlos Carús11
1954–55 Primera División 229583530+5236th R1 – Mexico Carlos Blanco10
1955–56 Primera División 2611964931+18314th W – Mexico Carlos Blanco9
1956–57 Primera División 2411854520+25302nd QF – Uruguay Julio María Palleiro15
1957–58 Primera División 2614666029+31342nd QF –
1958–59 Primera División 2610884137+4286th SF –
1959–60 Primera División 2612685136+15305th SF –
1960–61 Primera División 2688104137+4249th RU –
1961–62 Primera División 2615475837+21343rd GS –
1962–63 Primera División 2681083231+1267th R1 –
1963–64 Primera División 26610103135–42211th SF –
1964–65 Primera División 30811113134–32711th GS –
1965–66 Primera División 30712113937+22612th SF –
1966–67 Primera División 3017764824+24411st SF – Brazil Amaury Epaminondas21
1967–68 Primera División 3018845628+28441st SF –
1968–69 Primera División 3013894330+13343rd QF CONCACAF Champions' Cup W
1969–70 Primera División 30137104635+9334th R16 CONCACAF Champions' Cup R2 Mexico Vicente Pereda[3]20

Liguilla system (1970–1996)

Season League Cup[1] International Result League top goalscorer[2]
Division P W D L GF GA GD Pts Rank Liguilla Player Goals
1970 Primera División 147342112+9171st 4th – – Mexico Jesús Romero Reyes 8
1970–71 Primera División 34141553821+17432nd RU R16 – Mexico Jesús Romero Reyes 12
1971–72 Primera División 34119144651–53114th DNQ GS CONCACAF
Champions' Cup		 R2 Mexico Vicente Pereda11
1972–73 Primera División 34131385139+12395th DNQ Not held – Mexico Vicente Pereda10
1973–74 Primera División 34141195443+10395th DNQ GS – Mexico Mario Medina9
1974–75 Primera División 38191275432+22502nd W GS – Ecuador Ítalo Estupiñán18
1975–76 Primera División 381212144344–13611th DNQ GS – Ecuador Ítalo Estupiñán14
1976–77 Primera División 381212144344–13611th DNQ Not held – Uruguay Héctor Hugo Eugui6
1977–78 Primera División 38207115537+18473rd QF – Mexico Antonio Ruíz12
1978–79 Primera División 38197125943+16454th SF – Uruguay Ricardo Brandón18
1979–80 Primera División 381411134445–1399th DNQ – Uruguay Ricardo Brandón11
1980–81 Primera División 381412124741+6409th SF – Bolivia Jesús Reynaldo10
1981–82 Primera División 381214125357–43813th DNQ – Mexico Agustín Manzo13
1982–83 Primera División 381710116243+19444th QF – Mexico Agustín Manzo17
1983–84 Primera División 381410145756+1388th DNQ – Mexico Agustín Manzo16
1984–85 Primera División 38814163453–193017th DNQ – Mexico Enrique Hernández8
1985–86[n 1] Primera División 8323812–4810th DNQ – Mexico Hugo Rodríguez4
Primera División 185491932–131417th DNQ – Mexico Enrique Hernández4
1986–87 Primera División 40723103541–63713th DNQ – Mexico Jorge Gama13
1987–88 Primera División 38167154950–1399th QF SF – Brazil Ricardo Ferretti22
1988–89 Primera División 381110175867–93215th DNQ W – Brazil Ricardo Ferretti14
1989–90 Primera División 381116114233+93810th QF R16 – Uruguay Washington Olivera9
1990–91 Primera División 381214125350+33811st DNQ GS – Argentina Juan Antonio Pizzi12
1991–92 Primera División 381312134749–23812th DNQ GS – Argentina Roberto Depietri9
1992–93 Primera División 38914154950–13214th DNQ Not held – Mexico Jorge Rodríguez13
1993–94 Primera División 381810105432+22463rd SF – Brazil Nildeson12
1994–95 Primera División 36108184457–132816th DNQ R1 – Mexico Marcelino Bernal8
1995–96 Primera División 34107173345–123715th DNQ R1 – Uruguay Carlos María Morales9

Short tournaments (1996–present)

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