Club América transfers, all the ins and outs for Apertura 2026 | OneFootball

Club América concluded a slow-starting window with a strong finish, recording seven arrivals and 14 departures for Apertura 2026.

According to Americayya.net, key reinforcements were secured, and most exits involved players no longer in the first-team plans.

Permanent additions were Colombian winger Óscar Perea from Racing Strasbourg, Mexican-American midfielder Edwin Cerrillo from LA Galaxy, and Colombian striker Miguel Borja from Al-Wasl in the UAE.

Also in were Spanish attacking midfielder Carlos Álvarez from Levante UD, Argentine centre-back Santiago Mingo from Bahía, and Uruguayan defender Santiago Bueno on loan from Wolverhampton.

Contract expiries saw Néstor Araujo join Chaves in Portugal and Ralph Orquín move to Cruz Azul, while Jonathan dos Santos retired.

Loans included Rodrigo Dourado to Juárez, Thiago Espinosa to Peñarol of Uruguay, Esteban Lozano to Santos, Miguel Ramírez to Coyotes de Tlaxcala in the Liga de Expansión, and Patricio Salas to Famalicao in Portugal.

América ended the loans of Vinícius Lima, now at Santos in Brazil, and Aarón Mejía, who returned to Xolos. Sebastián Cáceres was sold to Celta de Vigo in Spain, Santiago Naveda rescinded his deal to join Venados de Mérida, José Zúñiga was deregistered due to injury, and Ícaro da Conceicao dropped to the Under-21s, a move viewed as unusual but not one that rules out first-team involvement.

Source: Americayya.net

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