Guillermo Almada has his first departures lined up | OneFootball

Club América is currently in Spain completing part of its preseason ahead of the competition it will face in the second half of the year.

While the team is working, Guillermo Almada, together with the board, is planning the arrivals and departures the team will have; and that is precisely why it has taken them so long to make moves in the squad, as they wanted the coaching staff to decide which players would leave and which would stay.

One example is that they halted negotiations with Atlante, remembering that the intention was to send Thiago Espinosa out on loan, but for the moment it is on hold since it will be Almada’s decision whether he leaves or not.

It would already have its first departures defined.

According to journalist David Medrano, the first departure would be Brazilian midfielder Vinícius Lima, a player who only recently arrived at América during the last transfer window.

Lima arrived on a one-year loan, so he still has six months left on his contract, but everything indicates that the board will terminate that agreement so he can return to Fluminense, the team that owns his rights.

And according to reports, the second departure would be José Zúñiga. “Pantera” arrived as Liga MX’s top scorer, but he simply has not worked out; he even had some incredible misses in front of goal that could have changed América’s fate, especially in the Concachampions.

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