América unveils its new signings for Apertura 2026 | OneFootball

Club América held a press conference to introduce the six signings it made for the 2026 Apertura.

It was a fairly long transfer window, with the club’s board improving as it went along after a very slow start, practically forcing the coaching staff to play many youngsters due to the lack of players.

But it was only in the final week of the window that they started bringing in reinforcements, who unfortunately were no longer able to help the team in the Leagues Cup, a tournament in which they were eliminated in the semifinals.

América introduced its new signings.

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Las Águilas officially presented the six signings, along with the squad numbers they will wear during this Liga MX tournament.

At the same press conference, Santiago Baños, América’s president, admitted they had everything in place to sign Luis Chávez, but his club ended up pulling out of the deal; they also pursued Nelson Deossa, but they considered the price set by Real Betis too high for that player.

They also revealed that both Víctor Dávila and José Zúñiga will not play again until 2027, while Ícaro da Conceicao will be able to play with both the first team and the U-21 side.

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