Eugenio Pizzuto, once a highly-touted Mexican prospect and Bronze Ball winner at the 2019 FIFA U-17 World Cup, is experiencing a career resurgence. After leading Mexico to the U-17 final, injuries and limited opportunities at European clubs like Lille OSC and Braga B hindered his development.

Now, on loan at Atlante from Tigres UANL, the 24-year-old defensive midfielder has scored in his first two Liga MX Apertura 2026 matches, including an equalizer against Club América. These decisive performances, under coach Miguel Herrera, highlight his renewed attacking dimension and tactical intelligence. Pizzuto's impressive start suggests he is rediscovering the form that once made him a bright talent, potentially paving the way for a senior Mexico national team debut.