América continues to navigate the transfer market as the Apertura 2025 season approaches quickly. The club has confirmed three signings: Igor Lichnovsky, Ralph Orquín, and Alexis Gutiérrez. However, only Gutiérrez’s acquisition involved a financial transaction, while the other two cases differ — Lichnovsky is returning from injury and Orquín is returning from a loan spell at Juárez.
The main concern for América, under manager André Jardine, is not about new signings but rather the departures expected starting in July due to contract expirations or loan terminations. These exits are reportedly causing internal dissatisfaction, particularly regarding financial implications.
América anticipates minimal revenue from these outgoing transfers. Although midfielder Diego Valdés’ departure generated some income, several other players may leave for free, limiting the club’s ability to reinvest in new talent.
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