América’s ins and outs for the 2026 Clausura so far

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·30 de janeiro de 2026

América’s ins and outs for the 2026 Clausura so far

The Club América transfer market started very slowly with just one quality signing and two players who arrived to complement the squad.

This caused a lot of criticism from the fans since the tournament practically started with a squad even weaker than last year, as important players left and they couldn't bring in anyone to fill their spots.

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But fortunately, even if a bit late, it seems the management has started working and the team is gradually looking more complete.

Incomings:

Rodrigo Dourado (San Luis): A defensive midfielder arriving with the goal of covering a very weakened area where only Alan Cervantes and Santiago Naveda were available, players not at the level to be starters at América.
Fernando Tapia (Tigres): Returned after being with several teams and came back to become -for now- the third goalkeeper of the team, but with the idea of being the starter in the playoffs and the number two from the next tournament.
Aarón Mejía (Xolos): Perhaps one of the signings that raised the most questions since he wasn't a starter at Xolos, but he arrives to cover the right-back position in case Kevin Álvarez can't play or goes to the National Team.
Raphael Veiga (Palmeiras): Undoubtedly the best signing so far, a Brazilian midfielder who was an idol at his club and although he arrives on a downward curve, his level is still very high for Liga MX.

And it is still very likely that at least one more player will arrive; the idea is for it to be a foreign center forward.

Outgoings:

Javairo Dilrosun (Free): Finally, after six months of inactivity, Javairo decided to reach an agreement with the management for the termination of his contract.
Igor Lichnovsky (?): It is still a mystery what will happen with him; days go by and there is no news on whether he will terminate his contract or seek another club. There are even rumors that if two foreigners leave, he might end up being registered.
Víctor Dávila (Colo Colo): Although official confirmation is still pending, everything is very advanced for the Chilean forward to return to his country.

It also remains to be seen if ‘Pantera’ Zúñiga will leave América, reports indicate there is an intention to let him go, but nothing concrete with any club yet.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.