André Jardine and his first two signings with América | OneFootball

André Jardine arrived at Club América in mid-2023 with the firm objective of winning trophies, something that had eluded América for five years.

In just a year and a half, he achieved what no other coach could in the era of short tournaments, winning three consecutive Liga MX championships, thereby establishing himself as the most successful coach in América's history as he also added three other trophies from different competitions to his record.

Now, after several years at the club and a forgettable 2025, the idea is to compete for everything again this year and for that, he is looking for reinforcements he can trust, something he hadn't had throughout his tenure as the team's coach.

Rodrigo Dourado was the first player to arrive following a direct request from the coaching staff; previous signings were made based on recommendations from the sports presidency, offering signing options for André Jardine and his assistants to choose the 'best option.'

And now with the imminent arrival of Raphael Veiga, the Brazilian player is set to be the second addition brought in by the coaching staff, this time through his assistant coach, Paulo Víctor, who knows him from his time at Palmeiras.

Let's hope this becomes a constant from now on, as we often see interesting signings that fail to adapt to the coaching staff's vision due to the lack of mutual understanding.

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