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·4 September 2026

Club América's ins and outs so far for Apertura 2026

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We are exactly one week away from the close of the Liga MX transfer window, which will be this Friday, September 11 at 11:59 p.m. From that date on, no more signings can be made, and teams will have to wait until January for the window to reopen.

As of today, Club América has four signings and 11 departures on record, but the window is still not closed for Las Águilas, as the front office is still looking for two players to strengthen central defense and defensive midfield.


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As for departures, it is still unclear what will happen with Víctor Dávila, who has not been registered even though his return to the pitch is getting close, and also with ‘Pantera’ Zúñiga, who got injured and therefore his exit could not be finalized as planned.

Club América signings:

  • Óscar Perea (Colombian) – Óscar Perea, an attacking midfielder/winger, was Las Águilas’ first signing, arriving from RC Strasbourg in the French league in a permanent transfer.
  • Edwin Cerrillo (Mexican-American) – Edwin, a midfielder, joined Las Águilas from LA Galaxy in a transfer purchase by the club.
  • Miguel Borja (Colombian) – Center forward Miguel Borja joined Las Águilas from Al-Wasl of the United Arab Emirates in a permanent transfer by the club.
  • Carlos Álvarez (Spanish) – An attacking midfielder from Levante UD of Spain who arrived after being bought by the club, in what up to today we could call the best signing in Liga MX in this summer window.

Las Águilas departures:

  • Néstor Araujo – His contract expired and as of today he remains a free agent.
  • Ralph Orquín – His contract expired and he remains a free agent.
  • Jonathan dos Santos – Retired from professional football.
  • Vinícius Lima – América terminated the loan, so he had to return to Fluminense in Brazil.
  • Aarón Mejía – Las Águilas terminated the loan; he returned to Xolos.
  • Rodrigo Dourado – Loaned to Juárez.
  • Thiago Espinosa – Loaned to Peñarol of Uruguay.
  • Esteban Lozano – Loaned to Santos.
  • Miguel Ramírez – Loaned to Coyotes de Tlaxcala of the Liga de Expansión.
  • Patricio Salas – Loaned to Famalicão of Portugal.
  • Sebastián Cáceres – Sold to Celta de Vigo of Spain.

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