América ins and outs ahead of the Clausura 2026

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·8 Januari 2026

América ins and outs ahead of the Clausura 2026

Club América has finally started to move in the transfer market and as of today, they already have three new signings for the upcoming first semester, during which they will be competing in the Clausura 2026 and the Concachampions.

Of the three signings, only one is expected to be a starter, while the other two are coming in to complement the squad; especially for this tournament in which the Mexican national team players will not be available for the playoffs.

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The arrivals:

Rodrigo Dourado (San Luis): The 31-year-old Brazilian midfielder arrives to fill a position where there was no one of good quality, since both Jonathan dos Santos and Alan Cervantes have not been up to the level.
Fernando Tapia (Tigres): The management decided to bring him back after several years at different clubs such as Venados, Querétaro, and Tigres; the intention is to create competition for Malagón, and it is very likely that he will be a starter in the playoffs.
Aarón Mejía (Xolos): One of those signings nobody expected, a 24-year-old right back who has had very little playing time; the intention is for him to compete for the position with Kevin Álvarez.

The departures:

Javairo Dilrosun (?): As incredible as it may seem, he still belongs to Club América; he has been training separately from the first team, waiting for an offer so he can continue his football career.
Igor Lichnovsky (?): He has been training with the team, but management has already told him he is not in their plans and, despite receiving offers, the Chilean has not accepted any. The decision is not to register him for the current tournament and to wait for an offer that is convenient for everyone.

There could be more moves, such as the arrival of Mexican players, but as for foreigners, someone else could only join if Víctor Dávila leaves, but for now there is no room for anyone else.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.