Two foreign players on their way out of América | OneFootball

We have reached the final stretch of the season, and while the team continues to compete with the goal of lifting the 21st league trophy for Club América, the management is already working on the ins and outs for the upcoming tournament.

One of the major problems for the team this tournament was the excess of foreign players. Currently, there are 10, even though only nine are allowed, and this is because they were unable to transfer Javairo Dilrosun, a player who had to be registered with the Under-21 team.

Due to this, the main task for management is to transfer the foreign players who are not in the plans, in order to sign reinforcements for the Clausura 2026, keeping in mind that the Concachampions 2026 will also be contested.

Víctor Dávila and Igor Lichnovsky with one foot out of América.

According to ESPN, the Chilean-origin players, Igor and Víctor, are the main candidates to leave the team in the upcoming transfer market.

Víctor Dávila started the year impressively, scoring many goals to the point of becoming the top scorer of the Clausura 2025, but unfortunately, he faded to the point where André Jardine preferred to experiment with Diego Valdés as the center forward due to the low level of both Dávila and Aguirre.

In this second tournament, Dávila has only accumulated 431 minutes, being the last option for a change in the forward line and has only scored one goal, which was a rebound after missing a penalty.

Meanwhile, Igor Lichnovsky could not participate in the Clausura 2025 because there was no space to register him, and this season he had been sharing minutes with Ramón Juárez until the homegrown player won the position.

André Jardine himself confessed at one point that the reason for giving Igor playing time was due to his seniority, beyond the level shown, which was not bad, but was inferior to what we saw in Ramón and Sebastián.

We will have to wait to see what happens; it is obvious that until the season concludes, nothing will be official, so for now, these are just rumors.

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