Player: Israel Jiménez

• Full name: Israel Jiménez Ríos
• Date of birth: November 18, 1989
• Place of birth: San Luis Potosí, San Luis Potosí, Mexico
• Nationality: Mexican
• Primary positions: Left-back, left midfielder
• Preferred foot: Left

Club career (highlights):

• Tigres UANL — Jiménez is best known for his long association with Tigres UANL (commonly called Tigres), breaking into the first team during the early 2010s. He was part of the squad through the club’s most successful period, contributing as a regular squad player and occasional starter. With Tigres he won multiple Liga MX titles, as well as CONCACAF Champions League appearances and participation in the FIFA Club World Cup squads.
• Loan spells and later clubs: Across his career he had loan stints and later played for other Mexican clubs (including stints in Ascenso MX/Serie A level teams), but he is primarily associated with Tigres’ championship teams of the 2010s.

International career:

• Jiménez has been capped by the Mexico national team at senior level. He was part of the Mexico squad that won the CONCACAF Olympic Qualifying Championship in 2012 and also represented Mexico at youth levels (including the U-23 setup around 2012).

Notable achievements:

• Multiple Liga MX titles with Tigres UANL (part of the club’s dominant phase in the 2010s).
• Represented Mexico in regional international competitions and contributed to domestic and continental campaigns with Tigres.

Current status: As of my last update (June 2024), Israel Jiménez has spent the bulk of his professional career linked to Tigres UANL and has had later moves within Mexican football. For the latest club or retirement status, consult current club rosters or recent news sources for up-to-the-minute information.