MEXICO CITY — Club América, the most successful team in North American soccer history, continues to dominate headlines as the Clausura 2026 season intensifies. From high-profile European departures to a critical domestic clash scheduled for tonight, February 07, 2026, “Las Águilas” remain the focal point of the Liga MX landscape.
Transfer Market Shakeup: Fidalgo and Saint-Maximin Depart
The winter transfer window has brought significant changes to the squad at Coapa. In a major move for the Spanish midfielder, Álvaro Fidalgo officially completed a €2 million transfer to Real Betis on February 01, 2026. His departure marks the end of an era for the creative engine of the team.
Additionally, Allan Saint-Maximin has returned to European football. After a stint with the “Eagles,” the Frenchman joined Lens in Ligue 1, making an immediate impact by scoring on his debut this weekend. Meanwhile, the club is reportedly in final negotiations to secure midfielder Lima on loan from Fluminense to bolster the roster for the remainder of the campaign.
Tonight’s Match: América vs. Monterrey
The “Eagles” return to action tonight, Saturday, February 07, 2026, for a high-stakes Jornada 5 fixture against Monterrey. The match is scheduled to kick off at 9:10 PM local time (CST). Following a recent 2-1 victory over CD Olimpia in the CONCACAF Champions Cup, América looks to maintain their momentum in the domestic league.
A Legacy of Excellence
Founded on October 12, 1916, Club América holds an unrivaled trophy cabinet in Mexican soccer. Owned by Televisa since 1959, the club plays its home matches at the iconic Estadio Azteca, which boasts a capacity of over 80,000 spectators. Their record-breaking honors include:
- 14 Liga MX Titles: The most in the professional era.
- 7 CONCACAF Champions League Crowns: A regional record.
- 6 Copa México Trophies: Tied for the most domestic cup wins.
- 6 Campeón de Campeones: Solidifying their status as Mexico’s “Goliath.”
Fan Engagement and Global Reach
Known as “Las Águilas” (The Eagles), the club is not only the most successful but also the most popular Mexican team in the United States. Recent data suggests Liga MX remains the most-watched soccer league in the U.S., with América’s “National Derby” (El Súper Clásico) against Chivas Guadalajara drawing record television audiences annually.
For fans looking to support the team, the official “Abono Varonil” (Men’s Season Pass) for the Clausura 2026 is currently on sale, allowing supporters to witness the club’s pursuit of further silverware from the stands of the historic Azteca.