América set to part ways with a foreign player this tournament | OneFootball

The América board is quickly looking to sell or loan out a foreign player from the team in order to finalize the signing of Raphael Veiga.

One of the players who has been most rumored to leave the team is Víctor Dávila. The Chilean forward arrived at América as an important and proven reinforcement in Liga MX, but unfortunately, his performance has not met expectations.

This has made him the main candidate to leave the team, and it seems that there is already a club interested in him.

‘Tano’ Ortiz wants to take him.

Fernando Ortiz, former head coach of América, is currently managing Colo Colo in Chile, and reports indicate that he intends to sign América’s forward Dávila for the upcoming tournament, which starts in a week.

His goal is to pair him with Diego Valdés, another former Águilas player, who will continue his career outside the Argentine league and was even linked at times with León in Mexico.

The Chilean club’s board is working to secure a loan from América with a purchase option, a situation that would benefit both clubs, since they would get the player they want and América would free up the foreign player slot they need.

‘La Pantera’ Zúñiga is also on the hot seat.

Another player who has not convinced the coaching staff is ‘La Pantera’ Zúñiga. The former Xolos striker, who joined the team after being the top scorer, has not managed to adapt to the team.

He is also a candidate to leave if they are unable to finalize Dávila’s departure; the problem is that, for now, there are no offers for the Colombian forward.

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