América start Apertura 2026 in a month, when will signings arrive? | OneFootball

We are exactly one month away from the start of the Apertura 2026 for Club América, with an away visit to Querétaro at the Corregidora Stadium.

Currently, the Eagles’ squad is in Spain carrying out part of their preseason, with Guillermo Almada taking charge of the team starting this season.

Even though there is now only one month left before the tournament begins, the Eagles still have no movement in this transfer market; the only things that have happened are André Jardine leaving the institution, Jonathan dos Santos announcing his retirement, and little else.

There are some “reinforcements” in the squad, but they are mainly players who returned after being out on loan at different teams, such as: Franco Rossano, Miguel Ramírez, Emilio Lara, and Esteban Lozano.

Everything points to Franco Rossano and Emilio Lara being the only ones who will stay, but that will be up to the current coaching staff.

When will the squad movements begin?

On Monday, June 22, the team will return to Mexico City, and it is expected that in those days Guillermo Almada will decide which players will stay and which ones no longer have a place.

Vinícius Lima and Rodrigo Dourado are shaping up to be the team’s first departures, since neither was considered for the preseason in Spain, but more exits are still expected.

Once that is defined, they will begin analyzing signings, which positions are needed, and how many could be arriving.

It is already known that there are negotiations for Luis Chávez, one of the players who is a priority for the coaching staff, and this is because they need someone to fill the gap left by Jonathan dos Santos.

So we will have to be patient to learn both the arrivals and departures for the team ahead of the tournament, which will begin in one month.

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