Rodrigo AguirreUruguayan striker, aims to be a reinforcement of the America club for the 2024 Apertura Tournament in the up-and-down market, so the Águilas would close an important signing in search of defending the two-time Liga MX championship that they currently hold.
According to Diego Medina, a TUDN reporter, he learned that the Coapa team approached to try to negotiate for the Uruguayan and the proposal was echoed.
Rodrigo Aguirre was in the orbit of other teams such as Santos Laguna or Pachuca, but finally, he will agree to go to Club América for the Apertura 2024.
The South American player’s bet was to terminate his contract with Rayados de Monterrey and, in this way, be able to search for his next team on his own.
The Eagles will pay around 3 million dollars in a deal that Rodrigo Aguirre accepted because it is the two-time Mexican soccer champion team and the challenge that being in America would entail.
The squad led by André Jardine has other reinforcements for Apertura 2024 such as Esteban Lozano (who ends up on loan with Sporting Gijón), Rodolfo Cota and Iván Rodríguez, in addition to Jonathan Estrada.
