América eyeing a World Cup striker | OneFootball

Club América’s transfer market has been practically nonexistent; the team reported for preseason several days ago, and there have still been no official arrivals or departures.

The only moves the team has made have been the arrival of Guillermo Almada as head coach and the returns of players who were out on loan at other teams, such as Esteban Lozano, Franco Rossano, Emilio Lara, and Miguel Ramírez, as well as the departure of André Jardine, who is no longer the club’s head coach.

But we really can’t call them reinforcements, since it has not yet been decided who will stay and who will end up leaving the team again.

América set their sights on a World Cup striker.

According to information from the newspaper ‘El Universal’, Club América is interested in signing Álex Arce, a striker who is currently at the World Cup with Paraguay.

Arce is a 30-year-old striker who plays for Rivadavia in Argentina’s top division. Even though, because of his age, he could be considered an “experienced” forward, it was only two years ago that he began to stand out, with LDU de Quito being where he found his best form.

He is not really a striker who excites, for all the reasons mentioned, but according to the source that provided this information, he is a direct request from Guillermo Almada, so if it is true, he must have his reasons for wanting him at Club América.

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