América's squad as things stand for Apertura 2026 | OneFootball

We are exactly 16 days away from the start of the Apertura 2026 for Club América, with an away visit to Querétaro as part of Matchday 1.

The team’s transfer market has been quite disappointing, with some departures and not a single new signing, so it is expected that by the start of the championship, practically the same squad from last tournament will remain.

Although there are a few changes, certain players who returned from loan spells at other teams have remained in training and appear set to stay for next season.

This is how the squad is made up as of today:

In goal, the same two from last tournament remain: Rodolfo Cota and Fernando Tapia; as for Luis Malagón, he will be registered, but he will be able to return to action in two or three months.

In defense, both center-backs and full-backs are: Sebastián Cáceres, Kevin Álvarez, Thiago Espinosa, Cristian Borja, Ramón Juárez, Miguel Vázquez, Franco Rossano and Dagoberto Espinoza. We are not including Israel Reyes, since his move to Europe is practically a done deal.

Midfield is currently the “weakest” area of the pitch, and it is where at least a couple of signings are expected to arrive. The players there are: Alan Cervantes, Alexis Gutiérrez, Erick Sánchez, Miguel Ramírez and Raphael Veiga.

And in the attacking area, both forwards and wingers, there have not been any changes either: Brian Rodríguez, Henry Martín, Alejandro Zendejas, Isaías Violante, José Zúñiga and Patricio Salas.

For now, this is how América’s squad is made up; it is clear that reinforcements will arrive, and the expectation is that there will be at least four players: two midfielders, an attacking winger, and a center forward.

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