A quiet transfer window for América, do they need more reinforcements? | OneFootball

This Friday marks the start of another Liga MX tournament with the Apertura 2025.

Club América will be visiting Juárez in a match where they will be able to showcase their two new signings, in addition to the return of Ralph Orquín and Igor Lichnovsky.

However, the team's transfer market activity has been disappointing; one of the major issues we faced last semester was the difficulty in creating goal-scoring opportunities.

The key matches, against Cruz Azul in Concacaf, against Toluca in the final, and against LAFC in the Club World Cup play-in; had solid defense and ball possession, but lacked offensive creativity, and the few chances they created were missed.

Considering the above, we expected several reinforcements in the winger and attacking midfielder positions, and while it's true that the players who arrived are offensive in nature, they do not come to solve this problem.

Will more reinforcements arrive?

Currently, there are two foreign player slots available on the team, and according to reports, the management does plan to fill these slots with two more offensive players.

The problem is that if they do sign someone, it will again be a player who hasn't had preseason with the team and therefore may not be able to show their best performance in their first tournament.

But in any case, we hope more reinforcements do arrive since the team has two tournaments and could compete for up to four trophies in this second half of the year.

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