América extend young star’s contract | OneFootball

The management has been working in recent years with the goal of maintaining the core of the squad with which the Liga MX three-peat was achieved.

The contracts of several key players have been renewed, and now it was Ramón Juárez's turn, a 24-year-old defender who has proven over the tournaments that he deserves to be a starter for the team.

Club América announced the contract renewal, which was originally set to expire in 2027, but has now been extended until 2029, accompanied by a salary increase.

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After his contract renewal, the club shared a brief interview with the América defender.

“You have the dream of achieving it, but you see it as very distant, the path has not been easy at all, but today I can live the dream with the club I love and renew my bond with this institution for more years.

I arrived here at 14 years old and it was very difficult because I had to separate from my family, and being so attached to them, it was very complicated; I had to go on loan for a year and a half where I went through tough times, I cried for having left América and not being able to play to return here.

“After winning the three-peat, the magnitude of what it was doesn't hit you, but I haven't fully grasped that as a kid I dreamed of seeing América as champions, but never a three-peat, and playing those finals doesn't quite make sense to me, but I'm very happy and grateful,” were his words.

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