Ins and outs, plus América transfer rumours ahead of Clausura 2026 | OneFootball

We are in the middle of the transfer market for Club América with plenty of rumors about players who might join or leave América for the Clausura 2026.

We don't have anything official yet, which is normal since the management usually takes its time—sometimes too much—looking for reinforcements and finalizing the departures from the team.

But we already have some ideas about the players they are looking for and those who are practically on their way out of América.

The possible additions to América:

Regarding possible additions, the management is focused on signing an attacking midfielder, a central midfielder, a center forward, and there has even been talk of a goalkeeper for internal competition.

We've heard several names, such as Agustín Palavecino, Fernando Tapia, Kevin Castañeda, and even Vitinho, but the reality is that the only one who is truly close to joining is Palavecino.

The rest are on the radar, but at the moment there are no concrete negotiations for them.

The possible departures from the team:

Regarding the 'Non-Mexican trained' players, the main candidates to leave are Javairo Dilrosun, Víctor Dávila, Rodrigo Aguirre, and Igor Lichnovsky; not all of them will necessarily leave, as it also depends on the offers they receive, but it's crucial to let at least three go to make room for new signings.

As for the Mexican players, those who are on their way out of the team are Néstor Araujo, Kevin Álvarez, Ralph Orquín, Santiago Naveda, and Alan Cervantes, all of them with a very low level or some didn't even get any playing time, as was the case with Néstor.

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