América target Congolese midfielder Samuel Moutoussamy | OneFootball

Club América’s management continues searching for reinforcements ahead of the 2026 Apertura, which will begin in less than two weeks.

América president Santiago Baños himself revealed a few days ago that the intention is to sign four reinforcements and even pointed out that some of them took part in the World Cup.

Several names have already been revealed, such as Luis Chávez from the Mexican National Team and Borja Iglesias from the Spanish National Team, and now the name of the player who could be the third target for the club has been revealed.

Samuel Moutoussamy is reportedly on the team’s radar.

According to Greece’s ‘The Sports Share,’ Club América has shown interest in midfielder Samuel Moutoussamy of the Congo National Team; Samuel currently plays for Atromitos FC in Greece.

During the current World Cup, he was an undisputed starter for the national team that surprised many with a draw against Portugal and put up a fight against England in the Round of 32.

Samuel Moutoussamy holds dual nationality, from Congo and France; he has played for several clubs such as Nantes FC (France), Fortuna Sittard (Netherlands), Sivasspor (Turkey), and Atromitos (Greece).

It is being said that the signing would cost América around one million euros, a very affordable figure for Las Águilas, and everything indicates that there has already been contact with the player and the club that holds his rights.

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