América reportedly in talks with Jardine’s replacement | OneFootball

André Jardine arrived at Club América in mid-2023 and in just a year and a half became the most successful coach in the history of Las Águilas after winning six trophies.

But after that spectacular year and a half, many players started being sold, replacements were signed who did not have the same quality, and as a result the team completely fell apart.

In the current semester, Las Águilas had their worst regular season since 2017 and were once again eliminated in an early stage of the Concacaf Champions Cup.

This has caused André Jardine’s continuity to be heavily questioned by América fans and perhaps even by the board.

They would be negotiating with his replacement.

According to Spanish journalist Juan Velázquez, Club América has sent an offer to sign Guillermo Almada, the current head coach of Real Oviedo.

Almada is a familiar name in Mexican soccer, especially remembering his time with Pachuca where he managed to win Liga MX and the Concacaf Champions Cup, in addition to leading them to the final of the Intercontinental Cup.

With this in mind, it is not strange that they are looking at him, but André Jardine is still the head coach and this Sunday he has a key match, so it would not make much sense to make an offer at this moment.

We will have to wait and see whether it is just a simple rumor or if it has already been decided that, no matter what happens, André Jardine will not continue at América.

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