André Jardine’s Exit Sparks Overhaul at Club América – Who’s Leaving?
Club América enters a new era after the departure of André Jardine, who delivered six titles in three years. Jardine’s three consecutive short‑tournament championships cemented his legacy at the Mexican giant.
His successor, Guillermo Almada, arrives with a proven record at Santos and Pachuca and will plan the Apertura 2026 campaign. The coaching change puts the futures of players like Raphael Veiga, Vinícius Lima and Rodrigo Dourado in question.
The club aims to rebuild the squad and revive its quest for the CONCACAF Champions Cup.
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