Club América struggling to get signings over the line | OneFootball

We are just over a week away from the start of the Apertura 2026, and in the meantime Club América’s board is still looking for reinforcements.

One of the signings the board has shown the most interest in has been striker Borja Iglesias, Celta de Vigo’s center forward, who is currently playing in the World Cup with the Spanish National Team.

This Saturday will be when the whole situation is decided, as the board’s plan is to meet with Borja this very weekend, taking advantage of the fact that they will be in the United States for the visit to LA Galaxy.

Another priority signing is Luis Chávez, a Mexican midfielder who belongs to Dynamo Moscow; the negotiation has become complicated because his club is not willing to let him go for less than 6 million dollars, a figure they consider very high for a player coming off a ligament tear and at 30 years old.

We’ll have to wait and see what happens, but the signing has become complicated and it would not be surprising if it ends up completely falling through.

And we know they are looking to negotiate for two more players, and although there have been many rumors about who those players could be, the reality is that for now there is nothing concrete.

It is a fact that the Apertura 2026 will begin with a smaller squad than the one that finished last tournament, but the expectation is that little by little the four reinforcements they are looking for will arrive.

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