América Femenil squad for Clausura 2026 | OneFootball

Tomorrow, América Femenil will make their debut in the Clausura 2026, facing Santos at the TSM Stadium.

The azulcremas will be looking to start 2026 on the right foot, a year in which they aim to break their ‘curse’ in finals and lift a trophy once again, something they haven’t achieved since 2023.

For this tournament, the azulcrema board has made three signings with the arrivals of Xcaret Pineda, a 21-year-old midfielder coming from college soccer in the United States, Isa Haas, a Brazilian central defender who was named the best in the Brazilian League in 2025, and Julie López, a midfielder also coming from college soccer.

As for departures, there have been three so far: Nicki Hernández, Annie Karich, and Jordan Brewster. In Nicki’s case, her contract ended and she chose not to renew, while Annie and Jordan’s loans expired.

The América Femenil squad for this tournament.

In goal, there will be Sandra Paños, Itzel Velasco, and Bárbara del Real. It’s surprising that Valentina Murrieta was not registered, especially after her great performance with the Mexican U-17 National Team.

In defense, we have: Karina Rodríguez, Chidinma Okeke, Kim Rodríguez, Annia Mejía, Karen Luna, and Mariela Ramos. Isa Haas has not been registered yet, but it’s only a matter of time.

In midfield: Irene Guerrero, Alexa Soto, Nancy Antonio, Montse Saldivar, Sarah Luebbert, and Jana Gutiérrez. It is expected that Xcaret Pineda and Julie López will be registered soon; Julie will be registered with the U-19 team.

And up front, there are: Kiana Palacios, Scarlett Camberos, Aylin Aviléz, Daniela Espinoza, and Alondra Cabanillas.

As for Karen Luna, Daniela Espinoza, and Aylin Aviléz, they still need a bit more time to be fully recovered, while it was decided NOT to register Priscila Silva as it is very unlikely she will be ready for this tournament.

And the squad is still missing at least two more reinforcements; they are looking for a defensive midfielder and a center forward.

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