América set to return to Estadio Azteca, when will it happen? | OneFootball

We are getting closer and closer for América to return to its home, the Estadio Azteca.

The historic venue will open its doors on March 28th for the match between Mexico and Portugal, and it is expected that just a few days later, Club América will also be playing some matches at the Coloso de Santa Úrsula.

When will América return to the Estadio Azteca?

The next Liga MX match that Club América plays will take place in this stadium; it will be the match against Cruz Azul on April 11th at 9:00 PM.

And it is likely that several more matches will be played at the Estadio Azteca, specifically the games against Toluca for matchday 15 and against Atlas for matchday 17, and if they advance to the Concachampions Quarterfinals, they would play there against either Inter Miami or Nashville.

For the playoffs and the following rounds of Concachampions, they will have to return to the Estadio Ciudad de los Deportes, and it won’t be until the Apertura 2026 when they return permanently to the Estadio Azteca, now called Estadio Banorte.

América will share the stadium.

Unfortunately, the team will not be returning alone, as starting from the Apertura 2026, there will be four teams playing their home matches at this venue.

It is clear that the two main teams will be Club América and América Femenil, but Cruz Azul and Atlante will also be there, with Atlante returning to the first division starting next tournament.

It is still unknown what will happen with the women’s teams of both clubs, but for now, they will not be playing at Estadio Banorte.

It’s a situation that América fans may not like very much, but it is a decision made more by the owners, like Emilio Azcárraga, than by the club itself.

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