Club América parts ways with coach André Jardine after historic tricampeonato

Club América announced that head coach André Jardine will leave the club by mutual agreement ahead of the Apertura 2026 tournament. The Brazilian manager, who took charge in June 2023, guided the team to six official titles in just three seasons, including a historic Liga MX tricampeonato (Apertura 2023, Clausura 2024, Apertura 2024), a Campeón de Campeones, a Supercopa MX and a Campeones Cup. The club’s statement read, “André Jardine concluye su exitosa etapa con el Club América,” and thanked him for his dedication. Sources said the decision was driven by a “worn‑out project” and a lack of agreement on future squad plans following a modest Clausura 2026 regular season (8th place) and a quarter‑final exit to Pumas. New club director Ferran Reverter, appointed by owners General Atlantic and Grupo Ollamani, is expected to appoint a successor, with Uruguayan Guillermo Almada among the frontrunners. Jardine departs with a record as the most successful coach in the club’s history.