Rumours say Rodrigo Aguirre and Luis Romo are moving to Club América: Latest transfer news

In a transfer window full of high-profile negotiations and attempts to improve the teams, Club América is reportedly making waves with potential new signings that could significantly strengthen its team for the upcoming 2024 Apertura season. According to renowned journalist César Luis Merlo, Monterrey stars Rodrigo Aguirre and Luis Romo are rumored to be close to joining Club América.

The potential moves come at a critical time for both clubs. Monterrey already face the possibility of losing Jordi Cortizo to Chivas, which would be a significant blow to the depth of their midfield. Losing Aguirre and Romo would further weaken their squad and force them to quickly seek replacements.

Club América head coach André Jardine has remained tight-lipped about the details of these deals. In a recent statement, Jardine stressed the club’s commitment to strengthening its squad: “We can tell the lover that we are working hard to make ourselves stronger every time, to build a stronger America and to get past some players who have to play, but at the moment we can’t talk much.” (I can tell the fans that we are working hard to get stronger and build a stronger América. This will require some players, but at the moment we cannot say much about it.) Quote from RÉCORD.

This cautious approach suggests there could be problems in transfer negotiations, especially when it comes to high-profile players such as Mexican international Romo and the Uruguayan who has played a crucial rotation role this season. Their arrival would undoubtedly improve América’s midfield and attacking options and offer Jardine more tactical flexibility.

In addition to the rumors surrounding the signing of Aguirre and Romo, América is also close to completing a deal with Érick Sánchez from Pachuca, a move that underlines the club’s aggressive strategy in the transfer market as it looks to build an impressive squad for the upcoming season.

However, América is not all about new arrivals. Julián Quiñones will be moving in the opposite direction and has now signed a contract with Saudi Arabian club Al-Qadisiyah. The departure marks a significant change in the team’s dynamic and the new players will have to fill the gap left by Quiñones, who scored 33 goals in his 52 games for the club.

For Monterrey, the potential departure of key players such as Aguirre and Romo poses a major challenge. With Jordi Cortizo potentially moving to Chivas, Monterrey’s management must act quickly to find replacements and maintain their competitive advantage.

While these transfer negotiations progress, América is preparing to face Tigres in the Supercopa. This match will be a crucial test for Jardine’s side and will provide insight into the integration of the new signings and the team’s form ahead of the 2024 Apertura season.

The transfer window remains a time of intense activity and speculation. For Club América and Monterrey, the potential transfers of Rodrigo Aguirre and Luis Romo could have significant implications for their respective teams. While fans eagerly await official confirmations, both clubs continue to develop strategies and prepare for the challenges of the upcoming season.

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