Moisés Muñoz

• Full name: Moisés Alberto Muñoz Rodríguez
• Date of birth: February 1, 1980
• Place of birth: Aguililla, Michoacán, Mexico
• Position: Goalkeeper
• Nationality: Mexican

Club career (highlights)

• Monarcas Morelia: Began his professional career with Morelia, making his debut in the late 1990s and spending several seasons there.
• Club América: Most widely known for his time at Club América. Joined América initially on loan in 2011, later signing permanently. Became a club icon and served as captain. Famous for his leadership and crucial saves in big matches.
• Cruz Azul: Played a season with Cruz Azul earlier in his career (on loan).
• Other: Finished his playing career returning to Morelia (including the club’s later iterations) before retiring from professional play.

International career

• Represented the Mexico national team as goalkeeper. Was part of several squads and earned caps across multiple years.
• Participated in tournaments such as the CONCACAF Gold Cup and World Cup qualifying matches.

Notable moments

• Remembered for a dramatic late-game header goal in the second leg of the 2013 Liga MX Clausura final playoff (Liga MX Apertura 2013), where his last-minute header for Club América sent the final to extra time — a rare and iconic moment for a goalkeeper.
• Longtime leader and captain at Club América, widely respected by teammates and fans.

Retirement and post-playing

• After retiring from professional play, Muñoz has been involved in media work, punditry, and football projects in Mexico (roles have varied over time).

Honors (selected)

• Liga MX titles with Club América
• Domestic cups and super cups with América and other clubs during his career

This is a concise summary of Moisés Muñoz's career and significance, especially for his time at Club América where he became a club legend.