América Femenil shake up the transfer market | OneFootball

Another season has come to an end for América Femenil, in which once again they were unable to achieve their goal of winning the Liga MX Femenil trophy.

The team fell in the final against Tigres, making it their fifth consecutive lost final and leaving many doubts about a squad and coaching staff that simply cannot finish off their great seasons with any sporting success.

From now on, the transfer market opens for the team as they look ahead to the first half of 2026, during which they will play in the Clausura 2026 and the semifinals of the Concacaf W Champions Cup.

What could be the team’s ins and outs?

First, we have to talk about Ángel Villacampa. Just before the final, the board decided to renew his contract for one more tournament, so unless something changes this week, he will stay for at least the first six months of 2026.

As for signings, there are no rumors or anything concrete yet, but in recent weeks it was mentioned that Isa Haas, defender for Cruzeiro and the Brazilian National Team, was close to becoming a player for América Femenil.

Regarding departures, there are two players who are practically out: Annie Karich and Jordan Brewster. Both arrived as loan signings for six months; the board tried to keep Karich, but her club did not agree, and as for Jordan, she also arrived on loan, but the board decided not to exercise the purchase option.

It has also been rumored that Nicki Hernández will be leaving the club. The left back did not accept a contract renewal and everything indicates she will be signing with Boston in the NWSL, the club where Annie Karich will also be playing.

For now, that is all that has been mentioned regarding ins and outs, but it is very likely that we will have more information on this topic in the coming weeks.

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