Club: Santos Laguna

Country: Mexico

Season (around): 2016/17

• Official name: Club Santos Laguna S.A. de C.V.
• Home city: Torreón, Coahuila
• Stadium: Estadio Corona (also known as Estadio TSM Corona)
• Stadium capacity (approx.): ~30,000
• Club colors: Green and white

Head coach (around 2016/17): José Manuel "Chepo" de la Torre

• José Manuel de la Torre was appointed as Santos Laguna head coach in late 2016. He succeeded Pedro Caixinha, who departed in September 2016; de la Torre took over for the remainder of the Apertura 2016 and into the Clausura 2017 cycle.
• Background: de la Torre is a Mexican coach and former player who previously managed the Mexico national team (2010–2011) and several Liga MX clubs. He is commonly known as "Chepo."

2016/17 context and performance (summary):

• Apertura 2016: Pedro Caixinha left the club in September 2016; interim arrangements preceded the appointment of José Manuel de la Torre later in 2016. The club competed in Liga MX Apertura 2016 and the Copa MX.
• Clausura 2017: Under de la Torre's management in early 2017, Santos Laguna competed in the Clausura 2017 season of Liga MX. The club's performances around this period were mixed compared with their title-winning campaigns earlier in the decade.
• Notes: Squad turnover, injuries, and managerial changes affected consistency. Exact league position, win/draw/loss record, or cup progress for the specific tournament can be provided if a precise competition (Apertura 2016 or Clausura 2017) is specified.

Key players (around 2016/17, examples):

• Oribe Peralta — forward, Mexican international known for his goals and experience.
• Darwin Quintero — attacking midfielder/forward (Colombian), influential in attack.
• Dayro Moreno — striker (Colombian), part of the forward options at various times around this period.
• Agustín Marchesín — goalkeeper (was with Santos earlier in the decade; by 2016 he had moved to Europe/other clubs), so goalkeeping roster saw changes.

Honors (recent prior to 2016/17):

• Liga MX champions several times in the 2010s (Clausura 2008, Clausura 2012, Clausura 2015, and Apertura/Clausura titles across the decade).
• Regular participant in Liga MX playoffs (Liguilla) and occasional CONCACAF competitions.

If you need: match results, league table position, full 2016/17 squad list, transfer activity, or coaching staff details for a specific tournament (Apertura 2016 or Clausura 2017), additional precise data can be provided.