América looking to offload all their foreign strikers | OneFootball

It has been quite a busy day in the transfer market for Club América; from the confirmation of the arrival of Raphael Veiga, to the departure of Rodrigo Aguirre to Tigres.

But just when it seemed like the transfer window was closing, information emerged from journalist Julio Ibáñez of TUDN, stating that they are also pushing for the departures of Víctor Dávila and José Zúñiga.

The América board is working around the clock to finalize the exit of both players. Víctor is in negotiations with Colo Colo of Chile, while Zúñiga has been offered to the South American market.

This is undoubtedly very positive news, since these are players who really did not deliver what was expected of them. However, it is also true that these moves come a bit ‘late’ as the tournament is already underway and the Concachampions is ‘just around the corner’.

Will more reinforcements arrive at América?

The intention is that, in addition to Veiga, at least one more center forward will arrive to face the Clausura 2026 and the Concacaf Champions Cup.

The board hopes that this very weekend both the signing of Veiga and the departures of the three forwards—or at least two of them—will be confirmed, in order to go after that center forward they already have in their sights.

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