Club América Eyes Roster Overhaul for 2026, Weighs Departures and Potential Signings
Club América has initiated planning for the 2026 transfer market, anticipating adjustments across multiple positions. The board is evaluating potential player departures to create roster space while together identifying targets to reinforce the squad, with further developments expected in the coming weeks.
Potential Departures from América
* Kevin Álvarez: The right-back has not secured a consistent role. américa initially paid approximately $7 million for his services; his current estimated value is $3 million. A transfer is being considered to recoup investment and mitigate further losses.
* Victor Dávila: signed from Russia as a significant investment, América spent $8.3 million on Dávila,but he has struggled to demonstrate consistent performance. The club is open to offers that would create an opening in the attacking lineup.
* Igor Lichnovsky: The Chilean defender has seen his playing time diminish. His contract,valid through 2027,necessitates exploring a sale or loan that benefits both parties.América believes his departure would free up a foreign player slot and reduce salary expenses.
* Javairo Dilrosun: His time with the club has been largely unsuccessful, failing to adapt to the team. América intends to seek a loan or permanent sale to free up a foreign roster spot.
Possible Signings for América
* Agustín Palavecino: The Necaxa midfielder has generated significant interest due to his strong performances in Liga MX.Though, his current valuation has risen to $8 million, requiring a ample financial commitment from América.
* Vitinho: The Brazilian attacker, currently playing for Xolos de Tijuana, has impressed with his explosiveness, dribbling ability, and versatility on the wings. He is viewed as a potential addition to provide greater offensive depth, notably if Dávila or Dilrosun depart.
* Kevin Castañeda: The Xolos midfielder has been closely monitored. His movement, attacking runs, and ability to control the tempo of play make him a viable option. negotiations will depend on cost and potential player exchanges.
Financial and Sporting Outlook
The transfer market is still developing, and América anticipates further potential additions. The board is prioritizing the creation of open foreign player slots to enhance negotiation adaptability. The Closing 2026 tournament is expected to be highly competitive, and the club aims to strengthen key areas to contend for the championship.
