Club América has made significant moves in the transfer market, notably securing the services of Spanish midfielder Carlos Álvarez from Levante UD. The 23-year-old, celebrated for his pivotal role in Levante's recent successes, including a crucial goal that secured their promotion to LaLiga, has signed a three-year contract with the Mexican giants. The transfer, valued at approximately €6 million plus potential bonuses, ensures Levante benefits financially before Álvarez's contract expiration. (as.com)
In a corresponding move, Club América has transferred Uruguayan defender Sebastián Cáceres to Celta de Vigo. Cáceres, a mainstay in Uruguay's national team during the last World Cup, joins the Spanish side on a contract extending until 2030, with the deal reportedly worth around €5 million. (as.com)
These strategic decisions underscore Club América's commitment to strengthening their squad ahead of the Apertura 2026 season, aiming to maintain their competitive edge in Liga MX and international competitions.