Navas gives the team an established international presence. The Costa Rica goalkeeper has appeared at three World Cups and is expected to provide leadership behind a squad that also includes Nahuel Guzmán.
Mora represents the opposite end of the football spectrum. The Tijuana midfielder has emerged as one of Mexico’s most discussed young talents, and his inclusion places a clear spotlight on Liga MX’s next generation.
The report says Antonio Mohamed, head coach of Toluca, will lead the Liga MX side. His challenge will be to quickly build cohesion from players drawn from several clubs.
The reported selection combines individual league honours with coaching choices:
The defensive group includes Willer Ditta, Israel Reyes, Jesús Gallardo and Érik Lira, while the midfield features Juan Brunetta, Fernando Gorriarán, Carlos Rodríguez and José Paradela.
That balance gives Liga MX experience, physicality and emerging talent, but the short preparation window will leave little room for tactical experimentation.
The fixture will reportedly be the fifth meeting between Liga MX and MLS in the All-Star format. MLS has won three of the previous four encounters, giving the North American league the recent psychological advantage.
The match is scheduled for 29 July at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, with Lionel Messi expected to headline the MLS selection. Liga MX’s final two additions will be important before Mohamed’s squad faces its next test: turning individual recognition into a competitive team.