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Club América signs Carlos Álvarez and sells Sebastián Cáceres

Club América has completed significant roster changes during the transfer window. The Mexican club has reached an agreement to sign 23-year-old Spanish attacking midfielder Carlos Álvarez from Levante UD. The deal is reportedly worth approximately 6 million euros plus bonuses, with Álvarez signing a three-year contract to bolster the team's offensive play.

Simultaneously, América has sanctioned the departure of Uruguayan defender Sebastián Cáceres to Celta de Vigo in Spain. The transfer, valued at approximately 7 to 8 million euros, allows the 27-year-old international to pursue his goal of playing in Europe. Cáceres, who has spent over six years with América and won three consecutive Liga MX titles, has signed a contract with Celta through 2030.

América manager Guillermo Almada confirmed that while the club preferred to keep Cáceres, they respected the player's strong desire to move to LaLiga. The club is now expected to seek a defensive replacement to maintain squad depth.

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Carlos Álvarez · Celta de Vigo · Club América · Guillermo Almada · Levante UD · Marco Garcés · Sebastián Cáceres

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