Big bang in America: André Jardine was fired
André Jardine is dismissed as head coach of Club América, ending the most successful era with six titles. Guillermo Almada is his likely successor.
Mexican football has produced one of the most shocking stories in the transfer market. While awaiting an official statement, it has been confirmed that André Jardine will not continue as head coach of Club America. The Brazilian manager has concluded one of the most brilliant eras in Las Águilas' recent history. The club's board has decided to carry out a deep restructuring in the first team, with no replacement for the current coaching staff. Thus, Jardine is dismissed as the most successful coach in América history, having won six titles, including a historic three-peat in Liga MX. The departure of the Brazilian coach will make filling the bench at Estadio Azteca extremely difficult. While the club is still operating under strict secrecy, the list of names to replace him has already begun at Coapa, with Guillermo Almada seen as the leading and preferred candidate to take charge of the América.