América have the weakest attack in the Clausura 2026 | OneFootball

One of the characteristics of Club América under André Jardine was the number of goals the team scored; in each tournament, they were among the clubs with the most goals, and although there wasn’t a single top scorer, the goals were distributed among several players.

But the start of this Clausura 2026 has been quite poor in that regard; the team has only scored THREE goals in six matches played, two against Necaxa and one against Monterrey.

So, we’re talking about four out of six matches in which they haven’t been able to score a single goal. But that’s not the most worrying part—not only are the goals not coming, but they’re not even able to create goal-scoring opportunities.

Below are the shots on target América has had in this tournament:

As we can see, we can’t even say this is a team that creates a lot of chances, or that the opposing goalkeepers are the stars; the reality is that the team generates nothing up front.

And André Jardine has tried several players as center forwards: Patricio Salas, Henry Martín, José Zúñiga, Víctor Dávila, but none have managed to stand out.

In fact, the only forward who has scored in this tournament is Víctor Dávila; the rest have yet to make their mark on the scoreboard.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.