The 2026-27 Liga MX season remains in its early stages, leaving trader consensus tightly bunched around 23-26% implied probabilities for most clubs because no team has yet established a clear edge in defensive consistency. Factors such as goalkeeper form, backline organization, set-piece vulnerability, and schedule difficulty will shape clean-sheet totals across the Apertura and Clausura, but preseason roster changes, injury recoveries, and tactical adjustments create broad uncertainty. Mid-table sides like Querétaro, Juárez, and Tijuana sit alongside established names such as Tigres and Cruz Azul precisely because historical patterns show clean-sheet leaders often emerge from unexpected defensive improvements rather than preseason favorites. Low odds for Puebla and Necaxa reflect their recent struggles conceding goals, while the overall spread underscores how one strong run or defensive lapse can shift the market rapidly once regular-season matches accumulate.