Is América done in the transfer market? | OneFootball

Club América has completed the signing of Allan Saint-Maximin and with this move, for now, has filled the quota of foreign players allowed in Liga MX.

The new forward for Las Águilas joins the team's eight foreign players, who are: Sebastián Cáceres, Cristian Borja, Igor Lichnovsky, Álvaro Fidalgo, Brian Rodríguez, Henry Martín, Víctor Dávila, José Zúñiga, Rodrigo Aguirre, and Allan Saint-Maximin.

This might make us think that the transfer market is closed for Las Águilas, but that's not entirely true since there is still a possibility for one last reinforcement to arrive.

The management is trying to find a way out for Víctor Dávila, a player who unfortunately has not performed well at América and has become the last option for the coaching staff in important matches.

However, it is proving to be complicated since the clubs that have shown interest (Puebla and Mazatlán) cannot cover his salary, and the intention of Las Águilas is to loan the player at no cost, but in exchange, his new club must pay his full salary.

Who would arrive if Dávila leaves?

If they manage to finalize the departure of the Chilean striker, the idea is to look for a midfielder who can contribute both offensively and defensively.

The main candidate is Agustín Palavecino, a Necaxa player who has caught the coaching staff's attention as an option for América's midfield.

Another name that has come up is Guido Rodríguez, but his case is more complicated since, despite losing prominence at West Ham United, the player wants to continue playing in European football.

We will have to wait and see what happens, but we can already say that most likely the transfer market is closed for Club América.

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