Club de Cuervos

An influential family patriarch dies, and the clan realizes their shared dream of running the Cuervos de Nuevo Toledo is suddenly up for grabs. The show follows siblings, in laws, and ambitious partners as they jockey to steer the club, its finances, and the family name. In a town where soccer is more than a game, deals, loyalties, and grudges collide as power shifts hands and reputations are at stake. The tone blends quick wit with sharper business maneuvering, turning the pitch into a stage for satire about fame, media attention, and the price of control. Expect colorful personalities, bold schemes, and a chaotic atmosphere that fuels ongoing rivalries. Its ensemble captures a South of the border energy.

Created by Gary Alazraki and Michael Lam, Club de Cuervos premiered on Netflix in 2015. It emerges from an original Mexican script rather than a direct adaptation.

The series helped bring Mexican football culture to streaming audiences beyond its borders, mixing humor with social commentary. Its bold characters and club politics sparked conversations about power, family loyalties, and the business side of sports in Latin America.

Audiences greeted it as a sharp blend of comedy and drama with strong performances from Luis Gerardo Méndez and Mariana Treviño. Themes of ambition, loyalty, and the corrupting lure of power play out beneath the football scenes.