Alejandro Zendejas full of praise for André Jardine | OneFootball

Alejandro Zendejas is undoubtedly a player who has already made his mark at Club América.

With 165 matches played, the Mexican-American player has been key in helping the team win six trophies, including a historic Liga MX three-peat.

In a press conference, Alejandro praised André Jardine, the team's head coach, whom he described as 'demanding,' which has greatly helped everyone improve their level.

"I have a lot of affection and appreciation for André Jardine. He has helped me reach levels I don't think I could have achieved. He puts constant pressure on us, workloads, he wants us to constantly improve. He will surely be a coach recognized for the rest of his life in Mexico.", were his words.

He also spoke about the possibility of attending the 2026 World Cup, making it clear that he will give everything to earn a spot on the United States roster.

"It's an opportunity I must seize to be on the final list. Being absent in past call-ups is a decision I have to respect, but it motivates me to work harder. I think I've had a very good year, I must continue on that path and with that drive in this FIFA Date.", he stated.

Alejandro will be part of the group facing South Korea and Japan with the U.S. National Team in this FIFA Date; a great opportunity for Zendejas to showcase his talent and thus have chances to be on the final list heading to the 2026 World Cup.

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