Will Club América make more signings for the Clausura 2026? | OneFootball

The transfer market for Club América has been—so far—quite disappointing, with only three reinforcements, of which only one is expected to be a starter.

The signings so far have been Rodrigo Dourado, coming from Atlético de San Luis; the goalkeeper, Fernando Tapia, who returns after the club repurchased 30% of his rights; and a rather unexpected signing with the arrival of Aarón Mejía, a right-back.

Those have been the only signings, and according to the statements made by André Jardine a few days ago, they only expect to bring in one more player. Although he did not want to give details, he mentioned it would be an ‘important’ signing and for a specific position.

Will this last signing happen?

The reality is that it all depends on whether they can offload Víctor Dávila, a player who is no longer in the coaching staff’s plans, but whom they have not yet managed to negotiate out.

This has been one of the major problems the Club América board has faced in recent transfer windows: foreign players who do not perform well, but when it comes time to sell or loan them, it is impossible due to their high salaries and the length of the contracts they sign with the club.

As of today, there are three foreign players who are not in the plans and yet, they remain at the club training. These are the aforementioned Víctor Dávila, Igor Lichnovsky, and Javairo Dilrosun.

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