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·2 June 2026

The signings Santiago Baños has made at Club América

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Santiago Baños became América’s sporting president for the 2017-2018 season in a decision that was heavily questioned by América fans, since he had no experience in such a role.

From that moment to the present, Santiago has been in charge of signing 74 players for Las Águilas, with the highest number coming in the 2019-2020 season with 12 signings.


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He is a sporting director who has been characterized by bringing in “proven” players in Liga MX; among all his signings, there are few we can consider “blockbusters” who came from foreign football.

The biggest names to arrive from other leagues were: Jérémy Ménez, Javairo Dilrosun and Allan Saint-Maximin; they were players who had never been in Liga MX and who arrived as important reinforcements for Las Águilas.

The rest of the players are mid-level players or great players who had already shown their talent in Mexico, such as Nicolás Castillo, Guillermo Ochoa, Jonathan Rodríguez, Julián Quiñones and Víctor Dávila, among others.

These are the 74 players Santiago Baños has signed since his arrival at Club América:

2017-2018 Season

  • Guido Rodríguez (Argentine)
  • Carlos Vargas (Mexican)
  • Pedro Arce (Mexican)
  • Matheus Uribe (Colombian)
  • Henry Martín (Mexican=
  • Emmanuel Aguilera (Argentine)
  • Jérémy Ménez (French)
  • Andrés Ibargüen (Colombian)
  • Joe Corona (Mexican)
  • Carlos Orrantia (Mexican)

2018-2019 Season

  • Roger Martínez (Colombian)
  • Luis Reyes (Mexican)
  • Jorge Sánchez (Mexican)
  • Cristian Insaurralde (Argentine)
  • Nicolás Benedetti (Colombian)
  • Nicolás Castillo (Chilean)

2019-2020 Season

  • Giovani dos Santos (Mexican)
  • Federico Viñas (Uruguayan)
  • Luis Fuentes (Mexican)
  • Leonel López (Mexican)
  • Santiago Cáseres (Uruguayan)
  • Adrián Goransch (Mexican)
  • Leo Suárez (Argentine)
  • Alonso Escoboza (Mexican)
  • Guillermo Ochoa (Mexican)
  • Fernando González (Mexican)
  • Sebastián Cáceres (Uruguayan)
  • Richard Sánchez (Paraguayan)

2020-2021 Season

  • Álvaro Fidalgo (Spanish)
  • Sergio Díaz (Paraguayan)
  • Jordan Silva (Mexican)
  • Mauro Lainez (Mexican)
  • Alan Medina (Mexican)
  • Pedro Aquino (Peruvian)

2021-2022 Season

  • Antonio López (Mexican)
  • Jürgen Damm (Mexican)
  • Israel Reyes (Mexican)
  • Luis Malagón (Mexican)
  • Néstor Araujo (Mexican)
  • Jonathan Rodríguez (Uruguayan)
  • Brian Rodríguez (Uruguayan)

2022-2023 Season

  • Salvador Reyes (Mexican)
  • Mario Osuna (Mexican)
  • Jonathan dos Santos (Mexican)
  • Fernando Madrigal (Mexican)
  • Miguel Layún (Mexican)
  • Jorge Meré (Spanish)
  • Alejandro Zendejas (Mexican)
  • Juan Otero (Colombian)
  • Diego Valdés (Chilean)

2023-2024 Season

  • Illian Hernández (Mexican)
  • Igor Lichnovsky (Chilean)
  • Cristian Calderón (Mexican)
  • Javairo Dilrosun (Dutch)
  • Julián Quiñones (Mexican)
  • Kevin Álvarez (Mexican)

Season – 2024-2025

  • Rodolfo Cota (Mexican)
  • Jonathan Estrada (Mexican)
  • Cristian Borja (Colombian)
  • Rodrigo Aguirre (Uruguayan)
  • Alan Cervantes (Mexican)
  • Víctor Dávila (Chilean)
  • Erick Sánchez (Mexican)

2025-2026 Season

  • Alexis Gutiérrez (Mexican)
  • Ralph Orquín (Mexican)
  • Isaías Violante (Mexican)
  • José Zúñiga (Colombian)
  • Allan Saint-Maximin (French)
  • Rodrigo Dourado (Brazilian)
  • Fernando Tapia (Mexican)
  • Aarón Mejía (Mexican)
  • Raphael Veiga (Brazilian)
  • Vinícius Lima (Brazilian)
  • Thiago Espinosa (Uruguayan)

He has not yet made any signings for the 2026/2027 season, so the list still needs to be updated with what happens in the current transfer window.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.

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